Hi all,
I'm pleased to announce that the old technical articles have been recovered and are live on the MR2 Mk1 Club website once again!
Please use the link below to gain access to them:
http://www.mr2mk1club.com/old/index.html
If you notice any broken links or missing pictures, please let me know.
Cheers,
Tom
Well done Tom, great news
Glad to see you left the carport information in there, I am guessing it will be the most read article
Last edited by coverco; 28th October 2013 at 05:16 PM.
Good work! Plenty of bedtime reading there I think...
I'm glad you have them back, a couple of things worth mentioning.
I notice that the ECU codes article doesn't include the UK N/A codes only the American ones, I have the proper UK codes if you want them ?
I have copies of all the articles bar the original 101 which was "Gearbox Rebuild" did you manage to recover that one ?
Black is not a colour ! .... Its the absence of colour
Very handy, thanks!
blast from the past!
Brings back memories of having to email Richard Morgan when you had a car/part to sell and then a month or so later, he's put it in the Classifieds..
Hi Jimi,Originally Posted by jimi
Yeh, those codes would be great if you have them!
The 101 article didn't go to an article about the gearbox rebuild, but was a duplicate url for the rear 3/4 panels. Not sure if the original file can be scoured from other dates on the Internet archive?
That was before my time with Mk1's, but it's funny to think of how the Internet used to be.
Tom
Here's a link to an article (including UK codes) that I wrote for my website http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/jimilawso...U%20Codes.html Your quite welcome to copy it and host it along with the Tech articles or I can sent you the html and image files if you prefer.
The original 101 was a collection of photographs detailing a gearbox strip and rebuild, unfortunately the images appear to be lost, I think I've checked every date that the Wayback machine has crawled the old site but the images always seem to be missing.
Last edited by jimi; 30th October 2013 at 08:05 PM.
Black is not a colour ! .... Its the absence of colour
Tom,
This might be down to something I am doing but when using Firefox to view the technical articles it doesn't show the pictures. This is the same on both my tablet and on my desktop machine. I don't have a problem with the other browsers I have installed. Any ideas?
I have an idea Douglas .................. don't use Firefox
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