online schematic?
10-19-2005, 01:42 PM
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lol oh yeah forgot to say which one,...or well basically the whole car from head light to tail light if there is such a thing online, have a electrical problem and am trying to figure out what wire dose what, and it would help out alot if i know where they were going. thanks in advance again!!
10-19-2005, 09:05 PM
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Yeah, there's like miles of electronics in these cars...and I highly doubt there's much online. There was a copy of the Holden shop manual hosted in .pdf format, but it appears it's no longer there. What kind of electrical problem? What symptoms are you seeing from your car?
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What you really want is the Helm manual set, the
schematics (just for engine harness) run to about
13 pages with the rest of the body harness info
scattered about the 3-volume, 5" thick set.
AllData DIY has these manuals online but it costs
$20/yr (more, the first year and if you don't renew
in a hurry, they want first-year rent again, so I said
"fvck 'em" after that).
Anyway, this is a cheaper option, though I don't
care for the business practice and have no real need
for them now that I've got the paper (which they just
scanned & now rent out).
With enough time spent downloading pages you could
get to a full schematic set local on your PC. What you
choose to do with it from there, is your business
schematics (just for engine harness) run to about
13 pages with the rest of the body harness info
scattered about the 3-volume, 5" thick set.
AllData DIY has these manuals online but it costs
$20/yr (more, the first year and if you don't renew
in a hurry, they want first-year rent again, so I said
"fvck 'em" after that).
Anyway, this is a cheaper option, though I don't
care for the business practice and have no real need
for them now that I've got the paper (which they just
scanned & now rent out).
With enough time spent downloading pages you could
get to a full schematic set local on your PC. What you
choose to do with it from there, is your business