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You can download a PDF version for free at: http://www.nissan-techinfo.com/nissan/ |
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Are you talking about service manual? I don't think you can download PDF version of FSM for free from the website mentioned above, but you can purchase 1 day subscription for $20 and download all of the pdf's to your hard drive. SNIP Viktor. |
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"Viktor" <bla (AT) bla (DOT) com> wrote SNIP Are you talking about service manual? I don't think you can download PDF version of FSM for free from the website mentioned above, but you can purchase 1 day subscription for $20 and download all of the pdf's to your hard drive. SNIP Viktor. I doubt that if one were to pay the $20 for a 1 day subscription to the nissan-techinfo.com site and download a pdf (Adobe) service manual that it would be viewable later. Adobe has included various types of encryption and protection schemes in their Acrobat products - including certificate based security which would be expirable. See http://www.adobe.com/security/doccontrol.html for details. I would suspect that such technology has been implemented by Nissan to protect their intellectual property and in effect, force you to spend the $210 on the CD. I hope that someone can verify that I am wrong - I'd love to "buy" a service manual for $20 for my next Nissan! The $210/$295 CD/printed manuals are disturbingly costly. My '90 240SX manual was only ~$80 (which is collecting dust if anyone wants to make an offer). -James |
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