I do have endlinks. They're no longer in my kitchen at least!!! Hurrah! I just want the procedural stuff - how to do what I need to do.

I Cannot burn this for people. I like my job and would like to keep it, I am offering information for people only and not the program.

If you want something then PM me and I can put it into a PDF and email it to you.

The program wouldn't work for you guys anyway because you need a subscription.

alright...diagrams and/or installation procedures for endlinks and other suspension components (cough struts!) a la pdf style?

muchos love?

Ever heard of a repair manual? They've usually got all this stuff and the nice part? You don't have to drag your computer to the garage to read it while you're working on your car. Guess what most of us have sitting somewhere in our garages or houses. Copies; multiple copies of repair manuals. Bentley, Hilton, Haynes, Volvo green books. I've got a drawer full of them.

If you're serious about learning how to do stuff on your own, there isn't a much better way than to sit beside or inside your car, reading the manual and disassemble or reassemble it step-by-step. How is a pdf going to help you? Sure, you could print it out and have a bunch of loose papers floating around. What happens when you move on to the next project and Andy isn't around to provide you with a pdf for that one?

As someone wise once said... RTFM!!

ah dale, I feel the love.

Damn...what do I keep doing wrong...

oh sorry, forgot to add the sarcasm formatting

< sarcasm > Wow, I feel the love Dale. < /sarcasm >

Mine in always in the car with me
http://www.amazon.com/Service-Repair-Ma ... 1859605737

Availability: Usually ships within 4 to 7 weeks.

Holy crap!

By the time it arrives the snow will be gone and you will be able to work on your car

but Ian,

the snow's already gone

meah, I'll hit it up next paycheck