Its the wifes
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Is there anywhere where you can get a decent workshop manual as it looks like I will be keeping the wifes fiat panda after she gave it to me.
Technical Workshop manual?
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Technical Workshop manual?
There's the usual Haynes manual or the e-learn one online. There's probably others too and there's a number of guides which members of the forum have put on here many with photos which are very useful.
The Haynes is a good book.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-500-Fiat-Panda-2004-2012-Haynes-Manual-5558-NEW-/201208402200
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-500-Fiat-Panda-2004-2012-Haynes-Manual-5558-NEW-/201208402200
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The eLearn is available in the forum's download library - https://www.fiatforum.com/downloads.php?do=download&downloadid=456
+1, surprisingly thorough (though not for 4x4, 1.4 etc.)
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I have the eLearn for the 500 1.4 Sport, which is mechanically very similar to the 100HP. Not that relevant, I know, but it might help someone out, especially seeing as there's no Haynes manual for the 100HP, sadly.
Sorry to jump on your post, but do you know how it works? I downloaded all the parts a few weeks ago but the computer went gibber gibber at RAR files. I've got all the usual programmes, but nothing seems to open them & I don't know what I'm looking for! :slayer:
Unpack with Winrar.
gr J
gr J
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I think the output file will likely be an .iso, which can either be burned to disc or mounted as a virtual CD with DaemonTools or similar.
Thanks both - I'll have a look at that when I'm back on the desktop.
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Thanks both - I'll have a look at that when I'm back on the desktop.
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If you have any luck with it let me know, technology hates me - file extractors marginally less than idevices but I always get problems with them.
When most people have unlimited broadband why do people insist on compressing files
If you have any luck with it let me know, technology hates me - file extractors marginally less than idevices but I always get problems with them.
When most people have unlimited broadband why do people insist on compressing files
The forum used to be limited by how large individual files could be, so it was less that compression was necessary and more that it was necessary to split the larger file into smaller chunks. I'm not sure if the new download library has the same limitations, so it may be that we can go through and reupload the ISO's in place of the multipart RARs.
vzh7gk
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I bought a Haynes one.
Seems more accurate (so far) than their one for my '54 plate Polo...
Seems more accurate (so far) than their one for my '54 plate Polo...
Its the wifes
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I find the haynes manual to be a bit pap on other cars
That said i normally just wing it when fixing something
That said i normally just wing it when fixing something
The Haynes is a useful addition to the e-learn but it would be wise to check that torque figures match (if they don't, go with e-learn). I got my e-learn cd from ebay.
