| 2007SJ |
I found www.nissan-techinfo.com, where it says "An Online Viewing Subscription unlocks additional website features and documents including Service Manuals, ...".
Trouble is, even after buying a subscription I see no "additional website features", and the only service manuals to be found are either in print and on CD, at $200+ each.
Has anybody succeeded at viewing service manuals online?
Update: the trick is to use the 'search' function, not the 'browse' function to find the document. Then an option appears that allows online viewing as a PDF file. |
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| Kris |
| I have downloaded pdf version. Approximately 140MB. There are a number of this board members who did the same. For $19.95. |
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| njjoe |
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Download the pdf files to your hard drive. It takes a while, even with a high-speed connection, but it is well worth it. It's the best $19.95 I have spent on the MO.
-njjoe |
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| 2007SJ |
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Originally posted by njjoe
2007SJ-
Download the pdf files to your hard drive. It takes a while, even with a high-speed connection, but it is well worth it. It's the best $19.95 I have spent on the MO.
-njjoe
The way the 2007 Murano service manual is done it's not that easy: every section of the manual is a separate PDF file, so you have to download many files. On top of that, it looks like there are 5 sections with broken links, so those can't be viewed/downloaded. I managed to get 14 chapters (for a total of 64MB). |
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| njjoe |
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The 2005 Service Manual was something like 42 or 43 separate pdf files. I am sure the 2007 manual is little changed over the previous versions.
-njjoe |
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| 2007SJ |
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Originally posted by njjoe
2007SJ-
The 2005 Service Manual was something like 42 or 43 separate pdf files. I am sure the 2007 manual is little changed over the previous versions.
-njjoe
Indeed. I missed a whole bunch on my first pass. I managed to extract all the filenames from the index though, so now I'm just downloading them all in batch mode, no manual saving required. It looks like once you know where the files are, you don't even need to log in to the site, which seems stupid and kinda makes me feel like I wasted $20... |
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| parry |
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Originally posted by 2007SJ
Indeed. I missed a whole bunch on my first pass. I managed to extract all the filenames from the index though, so now I'm just downloading them all in batch mode, no manual saving required. It looks like once you know where the files are, you don't even need to log in to the site, which seems stupid and kinda makes me feel like I wasted $20...
Care to share the free link? |
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| njjoe |
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Originally posted by parry
Care to share the free link?
Now that would be cheating. :14: It is a bargain when you consider the vast amount of information you can get for the paltry sum of just twenty bucks.
-njjoe |
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| parry |
| I have the 2003 Murano service manual on CD. I can up it for people who care. Just looking for updates.. |
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| 2007SJ |
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Originally posted by njjoe
Now that would be cheating. :14: It is a bargain when you consider the vast amount of information you can get for the paltry sum of just twenty bucks.
-njjoe
Agreed, $20 is a bargain for getting literally thousands of pages of documentation. Here's a little something to make things easier though. It's a unix shell script that will download all the files, provided you replace ABC and XYZ with the correct strings. You will know what these are when you pay the $20 and download one of the files of the manual. Using the script below will automate the process and ensure you don't miss anything. You can also run it on Window by installing Cygwin first. Alternatively, you can look at the script to figure out what the filenames of the 43 parts are, making it somewhat easier to download than by browsing the entire document. |
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