manufacturer diagrams and OEM numbers

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November 28, 2018 at 7:47 pm #18664
PTFE
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Hi all,

There seems to be a website called: http://www.auto-epc.org what presents itself as just another car forum. But it seems to me a way for people to gain access to the Electronic Parts Catalog (DVD images) from all the car manufacturers. You can make an account but it seems you have to pay EUR 20 with Paypal to advance to “Forum supporter” which allows you to download every manufacturers EPC for one year.

I would need Toyota & Lexus EPC, but I’m a bit hesitant if that can be trusted. Do people have experience with http://www.auto-epc.org? I would like to know.

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PTFE
November 30, 2018 at 5:33 pm #18934
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I hope I can get an answer. You know, what is a scientific approach if you fail to check what a manufacturer has to say about it.
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