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GoldGU2004
13-09-2004, 09:48 PM
Gidday
Im trying to find a workshop manual for my new GU. I checked at the dealer and the genuine Nissan one is over $700 would you believe :shock: :shock:
I've also checked Gregorys website and they only have one for the 3.0ltr 2000-2002. This would probably give me the body stuff but obviously not the engine info.
Does anyone know if there is a manual (other than the genuine one) and where I may get my hands on it? Im in Sydney
Thanks for your help
Andrew
GuJohnno
13-09-2004, 11:12 PM
I've been told that there aren't any available at the moment.
Tho I think some one on the Yahoo site said that they got a copy of the Nissan CD's........... When I asked at Frankston Nissan about the CD's they said they couldn't do copies. :cry:
GoldGU2004
14-09-2004, 10:21 AM
I've been told that there aren't any available at the moment.
Tho I think some one on the Yahoo site said that they got a copy of the Nissan CD's........... When I asked at Frankston Nissan about the CD's they said they couldn't do copies. :cry:
Probably because they want you to pay $700 for a manual :(
embryo
14-09-2004, 09:37 PM
what do you want to do, a gregorys manual should give you all you need, specs settings etc. unless your planing to do your injector pump and the likes of. sorry didnt see that gregorys didnt have one for you, 4.2? depending on what you wanna know get the GQ one?
GoldGU2004
15-09-2004, 08:50 PM
what do you want to do, a gregorys manual should give you all you need, specs settings etc. unless your planing to do your injector pump and the likes of. sorry didnt see that gregorys didnt have one for you, 4.2? depending on what you wanna know get the GQ one?
Thats what I might have to do. Get a GU 3.0Ltr for body stuff and the GQ for the engine although it wont have the intercooler gear. It seems strange that they dont have a manual for the GU 4.2 :x
embryo
15-09-2004, 09:34 PM
there are other companys that make manuals ask you local autobarn or something. it shouldnt be long befor gregorys makes one tho.
big red
15-09-2004, 10:12 PM
i think gregory's has a website
Himble
28-09-2004, 06:58 PM
If the manual on CD can actually be purchased ( :?: ) why don't we pool resources!!! :wink: :wink: :wink:
I have a mate who works for Nissan - he tracked down a second hand manual for me from a guy trading a TD42T Patrol.
The main manual is for the 98 model and has all the updates, up to the 2002 Turbo 4.2 but doesn't cover the TD42Ti - I've as yet not been able to track down the latest update.
BTW - What I have cost me $600 :shock:
When I bought it (the truck) Nissan wanted $1300 for teh full manual. I've been told if I find one, just the update will be $200. :evil:
Still - I did the 40000km service myself, so its already payed for itself. :roll:
embryo
05-10-2004, 10:01 PM
Still - I did the 40000km service myself, so its already payed for itself. does this bring up any waranty issues tho? ie the sevice manual needs to be stamped by a qualified mechanic, you dont have to go back to nissan but they wont accept a back yarder
big red
05-10-2004, 10:17 PM
himble posted something about this in the GU section
Still - I did the 40000km service myself, so its already payed for itself. does this bring up any waranty issues tho? ie the sevice manual needs to be stamped by a qualified mechanic, you dont have to go back to nissan but they wont accept a back yarder
For a company to refuse warrenty - they have to prove that something you did contributed to the fault. Since I have a long running dispute with my local Nissan dealer about crappy servicing (where I have caught them out not having done what they said they'd done AND CHARGED ME FOR :evil: ), including two letters to Nissans head office complaining about it. I'd like to see them try :twisted:
In all seriousness - I'm not a mechanic but I build rally cars in my spare time so I have a bit of experience and I have a mechanic mate who I can always call if I'm not sure about a particular job. So I'm not worried about it and at the end of the day warrenty or not - I'm doing a better job then what the 1st year apprentice at Nissan would do :wink:
Cheers,
Daniel
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