Copy-write protected material not allowed on DTR

My local Dodge dealer is much nicer to me when I phone him with a part number already in hand so he doesn't need to look it up himself.

My guess is the above referenced website won't be up and running forever; I advise saving the .pdf file to your hard drive now.

 

This is Great. Thanks so much for sharing the link. I downloaded it and saved.
Mike

 

Not the best scans...but a great resource. I saved it too. Thanks for sharing that with us!!

 

I can't seem to get it to load, so I don't know if it the same or not, but here is the one I found last year...Mark

 

Interesting, the one you found is from Russia and the one I found is from Mexico...Mark It is the same one, both from Russia

 

If you go back a few levels on that site, there is a TON of stuff.....I spent a couple of hours there last night.

 

Once you get past the introductory stuff (i.e., past page 18) it becomes much more clear to read. I've owned this catalog for years and have found it sufficiently clear for the 'search' function in Adobe Professional to work well -- that is, if I already have a part number I can locate it quickly in the catalog.

I failed to mention this manual covers all models of Dodge light trucks from 1990 to 1993. The "MODEL" designation in the catalog for Dakotas and Dodge vans is "N" and "B" respectively; First Genners can ignore those pages. Our full size trucks are Model "D" and my 1993 W250 is designation "D6."

 

Thx man, that is great!

 

Downloaded! Thanks!

 

The ones I have goes back to 1982

 

Guy's you can't post links to copy-write protected material here...DTR could get sued for that....what you guys share between each other via PM is a whole different ball game

 

Lary:

I'm so sorry. I assumed the owner of the referenced website either a) had approval from Mopar to post the catalog, or b) assumed all the liability for making copywrited material available without permission. I had no idea DTR was at risk here. My bad.

Best,

Jim