Michael,
Are the sections in Acrobat or some other format?
Just wondering... thanks!
Are the sections in Acrobat or some other format?
Just wondering... thanks!
I've had consistent trouble with the plain www.lotustechinfo.com link.
This one http://www.lotustechinfo.com/subscriber_new_terms.asp however has always worked for me.
YMMV.
Excellent! That's the same price I paid for my Infiniti G35 manuals, downloaded the very same way.sandsmuseum said:The Service Manual for the Federal Elise is available on the Lotus Cars USA website. You must pay a membership fee of $25 for one day, $300 for a month, or a huge amount for a year to gain access to the site. Once on the site you can download individual chapters from the Service Manual.
wget --no-parent -r --convert-links --level=99 -nr -N --http-user=your_user --http-passwd=your_password http://xx.yy.zz.aa/amember/subprods/index.html
So I did. My inserted terms were very reasonable, I think.Please read and agree with the following user agreement:
=== PLACE YOUR AGREEMENT TEXT HERE ===
[ ] I Agree
pinmagic said:How long should I figure it will take to download the whole thing (with broadband)?
By hand it took me 30 minutes and that was making directories by hand. Best $25 I've ever spent!!!!! :nanner:pinmagic said:How long should I figure it will take to download the whole thing (with broadband)?
Cant find it, must be covered in the parts manual, I wished that could be downloaded too, hopefully in the next 22 hoursPatricko said:What section has the info on taking the seats out? I can't find itDoes anyone know what the seat bolts should be torqued to?
Worked fine on my Macs. Using Firefox, of course.MERLIN said:Unfortunately, the site does not seem to be compatible with a Mac platform.![]()
Even worked here with Safari. :shrug:andykeck said:Worked fine on my Macs. Using Firefox, of course.