I subscribed to the AM Tech site to make sure I was up-to-date on all bulletins as well as get access to some procedures.
I've been able to download the docs I need and save them to my computer. The Parts Catalog, however, (05-12 MY DB9 Parts Book) doesn't seem to be a regular document and you have to move through it by clicking links.
Anyone know if I can save it for off-line viewing?
Thanks.

 

I believe it's designed so you cannot save it.
Having said that, there exists software that can extract information for reluctant websites.

 

Someone recently suggested looking into something called "sitesucker".

 

Thanks, guys.
I tried a Windows alternative to sitesucker, but it had trouble dealing with the login requirements. Oh, well...not the end of the world!

 

They refunded the fee charged when I complained

 

Bumping an old thread with a tangential question. Has any one recently subscribed to the tech hub? How's the parts catalog UI/UX now? Still as crappy as before or largely improved? Wanted to get some feedback before I sign up.

thanks.

 

I recently found a downloadable copy of the DB9 parts manual, together with some other cool documentation, at a Forum member's site: http://db9s.com/ . Just go to the DB9 Manuals and Brochures section. Paul is a very knowledgeable and helpful guy who's done some very special mods to his DB9.

 

I have saved it and have a local web driven clickable copy of the Service Manual and Parts Catalog. So it's 100% doable

 

Appreciate the replies.

 

would anyone know where i could obtain a list of standard equipment that was included with a 2010 v8 vantage roadster ?