steelydan

I stumbled across this yesterday while doing some diesel research.
Even has the back window/door unlike the truck one I have seen.
Someone may have already posted but here it is:

http://forums.bauchan.org/portal/vie...ds.php?dcid=17

steelydan

Hey the 96-2002 one is ther too...

DCS

I'm having trouble with the download. What's the trick?

steelydan

I had no problem. Just saved it to a file.
Took about 15 minutes...on my cable ISP.

MattGGT

Trouble in what form? It only allows so many connections at a time, so it may just be that.

infiltrator

i am saving this :]

Kiff

AWESOME FIND! been looking for this for awhile

b.miller123

they've also got taco and tundra stuff on the next page, if anyone cares

deek7623

This site seems unavailable, I can get to the list of downloads but whenever I go to download something the page is unavailable.

b.miller123

It's been working for me?

I've done the 93' pickup one and the r151f one just fine

az4x4runner

......

DCS

It worked for me today. I was getting the "unavailable" message earlier. Must be limited user thing as mentioned above. keep trying...

MattGGT

If you're having any problems downloading something from there, it could be one of three things as a rule.

1) It only allows so many simultaneous connections, to keep it usable for people who are downloading. The bandwidth itself is limited, so it's just to stop things running like a dog on downloads for everyone.

2) You're behind a firewall that's arsing up ftp.

3) You're using IE.

Only the small files are actually on the http site. The large files are stored on the ftp server, and linked to from there. Some firewalls, and IE as a rule, tend to cock up ftp access. If neither of those are the problem, just try again later on.

Bull

That is great! I got the 4Runner and Tundra manuals, Excellent resource. Sticky?

DCS

FWIW, I think my problem was #1 described by matt -

I use IE and had no trouble downloading once i got through.

MattGGT

Just running tests on a slight modification to the download scripts which should return a message saying if the ftp server is at it's maximum allocation, and mentioning to try downloading the file later. Realised that some browsers aren't very good at returning the ftp servers messages, so trying to bypass them in that regard.

rockdawg84

thank you so much this is great and will greatly help my motor swap. Now if i could only find one for a Lincoln Mark VII.

zachb55

mmmm, yeah, sticky... Thanks for the link!

Corey

iTrader: (1)

'Tis stuck

MattGGT

I've updated the download script now so that if the ftp server has no free slots for downloading, (for files which are not stored locally on the download server), it should now pop up a message itself, (rather than relying on the browser), to say that the ftp server isn't accepting anymore connections temporarily, and to try again later. Hopefully that should make it more intuitive. Give me a shout if anyone is still having problems.