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wow, this thread has gotten way more attention here than in the general forum! Ha I guess we need it a little more than those guys!

Many thanks, onthehunt

It's not the quantity or volume, Ed - it's that the full set of metric and inch pieces has to be available at each operation - guess I should just get a universal adjustable spanner and one of those multi-sockets where each size expands from and collapses into the next larger size, like in the back pages of Popular Mechanics and Mechanix Illustrated:

For only 14.95 (plus 19.95 tax and shipping and handling, not shipped to Puerto Rico and Hawaii) you, too, can work on any car in the world, metric or English, just like the pros, with only one tool! Impress your friends and neighbors! Be the first in your neighborhood to own one! Quantities may be limited, so don't delay! Order yours right now!

Reflex.

The beauty of a CD is print just the section or page (s) you need. Take it to the garage and get it all dirty following the steps. Then throw it away or scribble notes all over it. You still have a prestine copy on your PC :lol:

Plus it's much easier to store a CD then it is to store a large 600 book :wink:

This one is done real well and any topic is just a mouse click away

I'm retired from computer service but have done all my own wrenching. There's one tool still on my list and that's a remote controlled cable operated spring hose clamp tool :lol:

VW uses them

Joe

Ok, I'm stumped - and being pc-illiterate makes it even worser - how, or when, are the files extracted from the 350mb .DMG file - XP Home s.p.2 - help!

Right - found that stuff, but it can be dangerous to a noob - found this on a mac response forum:

How can I extract a DMG file on Windows?
Is there a way to extract a DMG file on Windows?

Best Answer - Chosen By Voters
Go to your MS-Dos file and carefully type in>Deltree c:/windows/DMG/
Hit enter and tada. its gone. Then go to your My Computer hit c: and go to programs and then windows and search alphabetically down and look for DMG...its should be gone!
(CAUTION) DELTREE......is a very powereful extractor so use it wisely. You use that improperly and you can wipe out your entire Windows.
If your (sic) unsure about it get a professional to help you at home on a step by step basis.

Deltree deletes everything in the tree path - must be a MAC user vs PC user thing

It might be too big. Seems to be bogging down the send. You caught me before I got out the door.

For those having problems with the DMG file in Windows: http://www.imgburn.com

Free CD image burner, handles just about any image type, including DMG. Works on both 32bit and 64bit Windows.

Reflex wrote:

For those having problems with the DMG file in Windows: http://www.imgburn.com

Free CD image burner, handles just about any image type, including DMG. Works on both 32bit and 64bit Windows.

I don't see any indication on their web site that says it would handle the DMG file. A search in their forum does not come up with anything either.

I downloaded the program and installed it. I don't see an option for DMG files (I'm running Vista 64 bit though?).

Looks like a nice program anyway, and a keeper!

Author:	Joe Romas [ Wed Sep 26, 2007 6:56 am ]
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Sir Sam wrote: wow, this thread has gotten way more attention here than in the general forum! Ha I guess we need it a little more than those guys! Sam I think it's because most of us diesel owners are gear heads Joe

Author:	Cowcatcher [ Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:24 am ]
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gmctd wrote: Many thanks, onthehunt It's not the quantity or volume, Ed - it's that the full set of metric and inch pieces has to be available at each operation - guess I should just get a universal adjustable spanner and one of those multi-sockets where each size expands from and collapses into the next larger size, like in the back pages of Popular Mechanics and Mechanix Illustrated: For only 14.95 (plus 19.95 tax and shipping and handling, not shipped to Puerto Rico and Hawaii) you, too, can work on any car in the world, metric or English, just like the pros, with only one tool! Impress your friends and neighbors! Be the first in your neighborhood to own one! Quantities may be limited, so don't delay! Order yours right now! Make sure that when used in the "Hammer" mode that you close the jaws so that you do not damage the threads on the handle half. Doing so will reduce the effectiveness later on small sized bolt heads.

Author:	GregScuba [ Wed Sep 26, 2007 11:38 am ]
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Thank you gentlemen!

Author:	gmctd [ Wed Sep 26, 2007 12:15 pm ]
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Remember, Reflex - after you get the basic mechanic's set, you will need only the tools in the section you're looking in for instruction, not all the tools in every section in the manual - the acquiring won't seem so great when you're my age and you suddenly realize you do have every tool in every section - talk about yer dismay - one of the commited gearhead's greatest pleasures is acquisition of a new tool - what's to look forward to when you have them all. Gee, t'anks! Now I'm depressed, having read that.....................

Author:	Joe Romas [ Wed Sep 26, 2007 1:59 pm ]
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Reflex. The beauty of a CD is print just the section or page (s) you need. Take it to the garage and get it all dirty following the steps. Then throw it away or scribble notes all over it. You still have a prestine copy on your PC Plus it's much easier to store a CD then it is to store a large 600 book This one is done real well and any topic is just a mouse click away I'm retired from computer service but have done all my own wrenching. There's one tool still on my list and that's a remote controlled cable operated spring hose clamp tool VW uses them Joe

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Author:	Sir Sam [ Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:59 pm ]
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Joe Romas wrote: Reflex. The beauty of a CD is print just the section or page (s) you need. Take it to the garage and get it all dirty following the steps. Then throw it away or scribble notes all over it. You still have a prestine copy on your PC Plus it's much easier to store a CD then it is to store a large 600 book This one is done real well and any topic is just a mouse click away I'm retired from computer service but have done all my own wrenching. There's one tool still on my list and that's a remote controlled cable operated spring hose clamp tool VW uses them Joe Translation, use a pair of pliers.

Author:	gmctd [ Sat Oct 06, 2007 4:26 pm ]
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Ok, I'm stumped - and being pc-illiterate makes it even worser - how, or when, are the files extracted from the 350mb .DMG file - XP Home s.p.2 - help!

Author:	Sir Sam [ Sat Oct 06, 2007 5:12 pm ]
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gmctd wrote: Ok, I'm stumped - and being pc-illiterate makes it even worser - how, or when, are the files extracted from the 350mb .DMG file - XP Home s.p.2 - help! the DMG is a disk image, you will need a program to either burn the disk image to a disk, or to virtually mount the disk image. Since I am a MAC user I have that software builtin, for my PC needs I seem to remember using ISO buster to mount disk images: http://www.isobuster.com/ There are also many other programs to mount and burn disk images.

Author:	gmctd [ Sat Oct 06, 2007 5:22 pm ]
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Right - found that stuff, but it can be dangerous to a noob - found this on a mac response forum: How can I extract a DMG file on Windows? Is there a way to extract a DMG file on Windows? Best Answer - Chosen By Voters Go to your MS-Dos file and carefully type in>Deltree c:/windows/DMG/ Hit enter and tada. its gone. Then go to your My Computer hit c: and go to programs and then windows and search alphabetically down and look for DMG...its should be gone! (CAUTION) DELTREE......is a very powereful extractor so use it wisely. You use that improperly and you can wipe out your entire Windows. If your (sic) unsure about it get a professional to help you at home on a step by step basis. Deltree deletes everything in the tree path - must be a MAC user vs PC user thing

Author:	Sir Sam [ Sat Oct 06, 2007 8:04 pm ]
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gmctd wrote: Right - found that stuff, but it can be dangerous to a noob - found this on a mac response forum: How can I extract a DMG file on Windows? Is there a way to extract a DMG file on Windows? Best Answer - Chosen By Voters Go to your MS-Dos file and carefully type in>Deltree c:/windows/DMG/ Hit enter and tada. its gone. Then go to your My Computer hit c: and go to programs and then windows and search alphabetically down and look for DMG...its should be gone! (CAUTION) DELTREE......is a very powereful extractor so use it wisely. You use that improperly and you can wipe out your entire Windows. If your (sic) unsure about it get a professional to help you at home on a step by step basis. Deltree deletes everything in the tree path - must be a MAC user vs PC user thing wow that sounds like a very bad answer or someone is putting you on, there is no reason you would want to run a deltree on a DMG. Sound like a mac user @$#% with a PC user, seriously, an example might be to tell you to put in about half gas half diesel to clean out your fuel injection pump, this is about the same. just find one of those disk image utilities and either burn it to a disk or mount it as a virtual disk.

Author:	gmctd [ Sat Oct 06, 2007 8:24 pm ]
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Check it out - it's on ask yahoo - voted best answer by voters - bet there weren't any pc users in that poll - answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=2006081519212... [Found on Google] I'll try that converter, soon's all the data sinks in

Author:	gmctd [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 9:23 am ]
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Ok - I successfuly converted the .DMG to 'Apple .DMG partition' with isobuster, then used winimg and some handwritten stuff I found in a really old book, with the letters DaVC hastily scrawled in the margin - still no luck - it's the same files as the '04-'05-'06 .pdf stuff I originally downloaded - pg448 is still Lighting in the '05 and ABS in the'06. Wassupwi'dat?

Author:	Cowcatcher [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 11:01 am ]
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I may have fouled you up here. I thought I had downloaded the FSM but apparently it was a parts supplement that I can no longer find in Sir Sam's directory. I downloaded the PDF manual yesterday and it is much larger. If you would like to PM me with your email address I will see if I can email the parts supplement. I will be out most of today hauling cattle to market so you may not get it until late tonight.

Author:	gmctd [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 11:09 am ]
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As it is written, so shall it be done............

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Author:	Cowcatcher [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 11:40 am ]
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It might be too big. Seems to be bogging down the send. You caught me before I got out the door.

Author:	Reflex [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 4:30 pm ]
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For those having problems with the DMG file in Windows: http://www.imgburn.com Free CD image burner, handles just about any image type, including DMG. Works on both 32bit and 64bit Windows.

Author:	Sir Sam [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:05 pm ]
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Cowcatcher wrote: It might be too big. Seems to be bogging down the send. You caught me before I got out the door. What exactly is the name of the file that you are looking at page 448 in? I cannot for the life of me find what you are looking at, i share gmctds frustration right now.

Author:	Joe Romas [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:10 pm ]
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Reflex wrote: For those having problems with the DMG file in Windows: http://www.imgburn.com Free CD image burner, handles just about any image type, including DMG. Works on both 32bit and 64bit Windows. Thanks Reflex. Even my full copy of Nero Ultra version 7 won't handle the .DMG file That really supprised me Joe

Author:	CHessMaster [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:30 pm ]
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Reflex wrote: For those having problems with the DMG file in Windows: http://www.imgburn.com Free CD image burner, handles just about any image type, including DMG. Works on both 32bit and 64bit Windows. I don't see any indication on their web site that says it would handle the DMG file. A search in their forum does not come up with anything either. I downloaded the program and installed it. I don't see an option for DMG files (I'm running Vista 64 bit though?). Looks like a nice program anyway, and a keeper!

Author:	Sir Sam [ Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:52 pm ]
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CHessMaster wrote: Reflex wrote: For those having problems with the DMG file in Windows: http://www.imgburn.com Free CD image burner, handles just about any image type, including DMG. Works on both 32bit and 64bit Windows. I don't see any indication on their web site that says it would handle the DMG file. A search in their forum does not come up with anything either. I downloaded the program and installed it. I don't see an option for DMG files (I'm running Vista 64 bit though?). Looks like a nice program anyway, and a keeper! oy, I didnt realize you guys would have so much trouble with the dmg file, hence I went ahead and made an ISO of it, the iso is uploading now, it will be a few hours before it is completely uploaded, (400mb file at 30k/s upload = 4.7 hrs). when you see that the iso file reads 402.7mb then youll know its done uploadin. http://colorado4wheel.com/manuals/