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Thanks, nice job,would you be able to help with parts manuals for DB9 and DB7.

 

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got it

 

Thanks for all,will be of great help.

 

Much appreciated, thank you!

 

oh yeah ... thank you

 

Fantastic.

Do you or anyone have a link to a workshop manual at all for a Vantage?

 

Oh Yeh! Wouldn't that be GREAT.

 

Seems like you guys have decided to steal AM intellectual property. Be a straight up guy and BUY access to the AM tech site and download your PAID FOR copy of the parts or work shop manuals.

 

You are quite correct. You can get all this and much more from AM tech site for a nominal charge. As for 'intellectual property', that is more a matter of opinion. Porsche FREEly distributes it's parts manuals. Heck, we own the car, surely we should be allowed to see the parts - we can always take our cars apart and look. Workshop manuals, OBD2 strategies etc are a whole different story. I recommend you get all the info you want at https://www.astonmartintechinfo.com/login.aspx

 

What Porsche does or doesn't do is irrelevant. You don't get to decide what is and isn't AM IP. If AM wanted you to have the parts manuals for free, then they'd be free on their tech site, but they aren't. Seems clear cut to me. Anyone who can afford an AM can afford to support AM by purchasing the data, not mooching it off someone else.

 

Fair enough.
A number of parts catalogues are available on the AM site for free. Older models only at present. eg:

http://www.astonmartin.com/eng/herit...partscatalogue

Just search for them. Cheers.

 

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