Wedge Data CD

[cuneus]

If I missed you at BBWF or for those who did not go and you would like a copy please send an SAE to
1 Hilary Road, Taunton, TA1 5BH

[small]I am on holiday for a week as from tonight[/small]

The parts manual I scanned is a reasonably complete quality copy which is text searchable (much better than the TVRCC one)

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[niva441]

Looks good to me.

I think you may have a load of SAE's waiting for you when you get back from holiday.

[TVR 3X]

It's very good - I picked one up at BBWF.

Russ

[gsx600]

Thought it was good, just 1 question some of the later pages seem to have only numbered diagrams and no explanation ?

[dickymint]

gsx600 said:

Thought it was good, just 1 question some of the later pages seem to have only numbered diagrams and no explanation ?

Yep thats correct - TVR never finished it.

There are plans afoot to enable the community to "fill in the gaps" and add alternative part numbers.

[gsx600]

[quote=dickymint]



Yep thats correct - TVR never finished it.

quote]

Ahh must have been compiled on a friday afternoon then ala TVR

[badredwedge]

gsx600 said:

Ahh must have been compiled on a friday afternoon then ala TVR

My 350 was built on a Friday, 18 years ago and it aint finished yet

[adam quantrill]

In any case the part numbers are useless now, as only the factory knew what they meant. Even then I ordered a spoiler 10 years ago, using the part number, through Barnet TVR Centre and the wrong one turned up - without 'horns'. Dunno if the tvrcarparts lot are carrying on with the same part number scheme? We'd be better off in the most part by having Rover, Unipart, Ford and Jag part numbers plus donor car models, i.e. merge with the Tasmin Alternative Parts list.

[cuneus]

adam quantrill said:

In any case the part numbers are useless now, as only the factory knew what they meant. Even then I ordered a spoiler 10 years ago, using the part number, through Barnet TVR Centre and the wrong one turned up - without 'horns'. Dunno if the tvrcarparts lot are carrying on with the same part number scheme? We'd be better off in the most part by having Rover, Unipart, Ford and Jag part numbers plus donor car models, i.e. merge with the Tasmin Alternative Parts list.

TVRcarparts have all the factory files which have the part numbers and cross ref's in

[dickymint]

cuneus said:

TVRcarparts have all the factory files which have the part numbers and cross ref's in

I feel an head lock comeing on

[shpub]

The Parts diagrams only go up to 1986 production and some have errors and ommissions. It is a useful guide but that is it. The part numbers that are there are from the old TVR system and that has changed. In reality, parts ordering was usually done with a man who knew rather than anything else.

BTW I would imagine that TVR Carparts now own the copyright as they have the rights to the cars.

[RMeier]

Thanks Cuneus for the freebie. Only problem is I can't get a picture of the cars - just the voice over. Am I doing something wrong?

Bob

[jmorgan]

RMeier said:

Thanks Cuneus for the freebie. Only problem is I can't get a picture of the cars - just the voice over. Am I doing something wrong? Bob

I have a mac and had to get another player. Not that I am complaining. Superb CD.

[nads]

Looks good.
How much does the disc cost?
Oops just read the message above.
A freebie? Excellent!

>> Edited by nads on Sunday 14th August 00:11

[streaky]

jmorgan said:

I have a mac

Saves putting the hood up I suppose - Streaky

[M. Wijnstekers]

niva441 said:

Looks good to me. I think you may have a load of SAE's waiting for you when you get back from holiday.

[m. wijnstekers]

[quote=M. Wijnstekers]

Hello,

I am sorry for my english. I have a question to you.

Will you also send a data CD to me?

m. [e-mail]

Thanks,
Greetings,

M. Wijnstekers (holland)