Half the job is finding the appropriate module, and damn, there are a lot of them! The TPMS system alone has four antennas, one in each fender, to monitor the signal from each TPMS sensor. Note that this manual appears to be ELECTRICAL stuff only - I haven't found anything on mechanical stuff (I may have missed it). I have to figure out how to get rid of the ActiveX warnings, but that doesn't seem to be a major problem. Copied them again onto another USB stick, this time it worked.Ĭopied all into a new subdir ("MB209"), unzipped the big file, ran "Whip" which self-extracted, went in with Internet Explorer (old XP version) and it works. (The version I have for W7 doesn't play well with XP.)ĭusted off an XP box, hooked it up, it ran for about half an hour and it failed - bad hard drive.ĭug out another XP box (a laptop), got it cranked up (lots of cussing), copied the three files onto a USB stick, then THAT failed. Founded by John Haynes more than half a decade ago, the company was sold to French outfit Infopro Digital earlier this year after Haynes’ death in 2019.Downloaded the 209 file, went back to get Whip.exe, also got an unzip program. The decision is thought to reflect the increasing reliance on online guides and videos in forums and social media platforms by home mechanics.Īround 200 million Workshop Manuals have been published by Haynes Publishing. Guides for new models will continue to be published, but in digital form only. “In addition, we're currently in the process of creating an exciting and comprehensive new automotive maintenance and repair product that will cover around 95% of car makes and models - an increase of around 40% over our current Workshop Manual coverage.”
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