Ziggy wrote:

G'day Emirates777
Please take into consideration I am a computer Luddite but from what I can gather from your post if you subscribe
to Topix you can save the manual on your computer to use when your subscription expires is this correct
Ziggy

Hi Ziggy

I have no idea on this one - best leave this to someone on here who knows what they are doing. I just log on and find the section I am after, I am no computer wizz kid.

All I know is its a great workshop manual for repairs or knowing where the item your looking for on your FFRR is -

Does anyone on this site know the answer ? if so can you help Ziggy out

I'd also be interested to know ...

I've got a full login until mid-April but on finding the WM, I can only print/save one section at a time and there are thousands of these so not really practical to download individually - has anyone figured out a way to save the whole WM at one go?

I don't intend to distribute this or make it public so hopefully will not be infringing CR - it is for personal use as over here, there is a general lack of awareness on how to deal with this car. MY11 Vogue 4.4 TDV8 - "African Queen"

Hi Shalz, this is exactly what I did with the owners manual (free on Topix), download each section individualy. It is a bit of a job for the owners manual, let alone the workshop manual.

Maybe one of the forum whiz kids can download them and put them on a torrent type site with a link in the Wiki, if that is not against forum rules ?? MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
Have the Faultmate MSV2 Extreme to be tinkering with the settings etc. !!

Sounds like fun!

On a serious note, if not against rules happy to work with a more tech savvy member to get this wm for all. MY11 Vogue 4.4 TDV8 - "African Queen"

Hi shalz & heppsen

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On a serious note, if not against rules happy to work with a more tech savvy member to get this wm for all

Now one thing we have to get right on here ( and pride ourselves on FFRR ) is that we must not distribute this manual to any members on here for free or anywhere else. After all this manual has been produced by a company that has properly taken months to produce and ££££'s pounds to make - its really is detailed beyond belief.
I hear what you all are saying - but please use it like its meant to be - Pay and use it- they have to get their money back for producing it - WITHOUT companies like this ( we on here ) would be stuck - believe me.
I thank them for doing this Workshop manual in the first place, and those of you who pay & use it you will save thousands of pounds in repair & maintenance bills and will know as much about the car as the technician.

For your reference only - the WM makes 784.7MB and contains 1263 pages A4 - in colour.

But as its CR - I will not distribute it or send it to anyone if you ask
I would really like to help ANY FFRR member on here, that's what this site is all about.
But please use the WM as its meant to be.
my thought is if you drive a FFRR then a few £££'s is nothing to spend on her

Hi 777,
I appreciate your concern, and I had no intention to distribute anything. My only problem is, that I still have not
understood how you hook up there=?

I am not a vehicle workshop, nor a dealer - I am just a private perosn with interest in Range Rovers and
do a fair deal fo my work on the vehicles myself.
So where and how did you book in? Are you a "shop"?

Whats the cost involved for a years subscription?

regards
heppsen