Okay, so awhile back, in my search for a repair manual for my 99 Leg. SUS, I ran across the Subaru Technical Information Site ( http://techinfo.subaru.com/html/index.jsp ). I am expecting a good sized check from uncle sam soon, so I was thinking about getting a 72 hour subscription and maxing out my 4Mb/s connection. Using Flashget, I ought to be able to get a few:brow: more manuals than just mine. Wondering if there would be any legalities with these resources being donated to the site?

They limit how much you can d/l in an hour, so there's only so much you can get.

They limit how much you can d/l in an hour, so there's only so much you can get.

 

WEAK!!!

 

I just got one tax check in the mail, may sign up tonight. Any idea what they cap you at?

no idea

We'd have to pass, that would be donating a possible lawsuit. Were just going to keep on the good side for a while. Thanks though!

We'd have to pass, that would be donating a possible lawsuit. Were just going to keep on the good side for a while. Thanks though!

 

Figured that might be a distinct possibillity.

He he he!!!

 

 

http://home.comcast.net/~lawsonmh15/Crankshaft_and_Pistons.pdf

I'm not going to be sleeping much tonight.

 

I have gotten all the major Items I can think of. So now I have to sift through all the BS and download that too. It's absolutely ridiculous that the entire manual can't be downloaded at once. BTW Flashget caused problems with the PDF's encoding so I can't even use that to just sched 20 downloads in queue every hour and two minutes.

 

Lastly. In the event that I am dilligent in obtaining the remaing service manuals, I will have a COMPLETE FSM for what looks to be any 95-99 Legacy 2.2 (Time Permitting) and 2.5L. I will RE-Compile the FSM into a single contiguous PDF with bookmarks. For those interested in the whole thing, or particular sections, please pm me. I even downloaded the specialty tool lists ( they don't have ALL the specialty tools... That's for another thread though I suppose.