Nathan Buchanan

Hey guys,
I'm working on putting my .pdf version of the '93 service manual online. Right now, I have the engine section (22RE and 3VZ-E) complete. I will add more content, section by section, as time permits. I'm looking to have the rest of it done in another week and a half or so. Here's the link:
http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...fsm/index.html
-Nathan

Sludge

THanks for sharing with us

bike4miles

Cool, thanks.

GregStevens

Kickass...thanks!

I'm assuming much of this will apply to the 92 that I have, yes?

This is cool...I appreciate it!

Nathan Buchanan

Yeah, I think most all of it would apply to the 92. I'm sure there are small differences, but I bet it will be a good guide, at least. I got up to the clutch section done this past hour; I'm done on it for today.

Fahrenheit 451

I just lost out on a FSM set on eBay by a lousy $5 and change :pat:
Then again, this could be much easier and cheaper. Thanks!
I did recently get the 160 page factory wiring manual for '93 4Runners. Perhaps if anybody needs some pics I can scan them and send them or put them on my AOL webspace if I can figure out how to do PDFs

ken.vs.ryu

excellent!

Nathan Buchanan

I've got the wiring manual for the pickup too, I'll get it up after thes rest of the service manual. Heck, if someone had some good information in html or pdf or something, I could post that up, too.

skier

wow, thanks.

anthony1

iTrader: (1)

thanks man! I know it's a lot of work. I'm sure we all appreciate it.

Nathan Buchanan

Hey Anthony, what did you do first? SAS or 4:1 gears? Oh heck, who am I kidding, I'm poor.

AW1090

thanks nathan!!

anthony1

iTrader: (1)

LOL

I did the 4:1 first......really helps ..reduce stall going up hill...

Flamedx4

Um, be careful about putting that manual online. It's copyrighted and they may just decide to come after you for it. For only $10 anyone can get a 24 hour access to the FSM online and download the whole thing. I did and put it on a CD for future ref. Great deal if you ask me. Go here and sign up and pay your $10. You need a few hours (quite a few hours on a slow connection) but you can get your whole manual in a day. I did mine on a very fast connection and it took about 3 hours or so. (It took a bit more than 4 but I was interrupted alot. Darn work...)
http://techinfo.toyota.com/

When you register and pay your fee you accept all the terms - and this is one of them:
All information in this site is protected by copyright. You may only use the information, text or graphics contained in this site for your personal use and may not reproduce, adapt or publish it, in whole or in part, for any purpose without the express written consent of Toyota Motor Sales, USA Inc.. The Toyota and Lexus names, marks and designs are registered trademarks of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. The Toyota and Lexus marks and designs may not be used, downloaded, copied or distributed in any way.

Nathan Buchanan

I doubt Toyota cares a great deal about an 11 year old service manual. If they do, they can go to hell.

Nathan Buchanan

Allright, I finished putting the rest of the service manul online. http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...fsm/index.html