I have a reference manual that I got from one of my instructors when I was training to become a technician. He was a certified as a Crossfire Specialist. I'm trying to figure out how I could share this information with everyone on the forum. If anybody has any ideas, please let me know. If you know how to make copies and somehow post it then I would be willing to ship it to you for every ones benefit.

 

How many pages does it have? You would have to scan each page then make it into a pdf. file in order to share it. I'd be willing to do it depending on how many pages there are.

 

It's 230 pages

 

If you can't do it let me know if you want me to do it and I'll pm you my address.

 

That's fine. I don't have a scanner and it seems like you probably know more about posting something like this. PM your address and I'll send it to you. I've had it for a while but haven't read too much into it because I had too much other stuff to learn. It does have some really good information in it from just scanning through the book.

 

PM sent.

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I have it as a .pdf file. So it has been done already.
I guess it's too big to post though. 29.7MB
Any ideas anyone?

 

Are you volunteering? If so let me know and I won't bother to pm him. Thanks

 

How big is the file?

 

Too big 29.7 MB
I did not realize it was so big.
I may be able to send it to a few individual members if they have high speed access.

 

I wonder if there's anyway someone could let you upload it to the documentation section.

 

Yes.
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Houston?? You going or went to UTI?

 

I'm already hosting the NAV Disc files so hosting this is no problem. Of course, you have to get it to me first! Which you can do with https://www.transferbigfiles.com/

PM me and I'll shoot you my email address so you can send it over. You do have a broadband connection, don't you? Because you'll have to wait a minute or three for this near 30mb file to transfer.

 

pm sent.............

 

You guys are awesome. Can not wait to get my hands on this (preferrably before I do my dprings LOL)

 

I don't recall that it was very technical so it may not help.
I'll have to find it and look it over again to refresh my memory blank.

 

It is not too technical at all, you will still need the Shop Manual to work on your car. It explains the car systems more so than the shop manual that assumes you know quite a bit already.
It is an interesting read.

 

The springs are actually not too bad, IF you use a spring compressor..... PM me..

 

OK, thanks to Dave (aka onehundred80) I've got this document up on a server that you can all access. Right click HERE and "save as" or "save link as" etc depending on your browser and you'll have your very own PDF scan of the Chrysler Crossfire Student Reference Book from the DaimlerChrysler Academy School of Technical Training. How official!!