I´m looking for an workshop manual for the DBS 2008-2012. Anyone know how to find/buy one, preferebly digital?

 

I can't help you with a manual. But, I do wonder, given the similarity with the DB9, if that manual wouldn't suffice. The main challenge on these cars is understanding how (not) to raise them up, and that every job requires removing more bits than normal. Once you are "at the job site", they are pretty simple cars. I have also used the scuderia website to look at assemblies, which has proven useful when trying to repair them.

 

https://technicalhub.astonmartin.com/
it’s expensive. Still cheaper than breaking a part. You can save some of the repair procedures as PDFs or print what you need. I read thru much of it to have a general understanding. Very little theory or diagnostic trees in the earlier cars.

 

Thanks, seems it kost 125 UK pounds for acces over 24 hour. Just wounder if it includes all?
Name
Independent Individual
Price (incl. Tax)
125 GBP
Document Groups

• Workshop Information → Workshop Manuals
• Workshop Information → Description and Operation
• Technical Communications → Campaigns → Recall Actions
• Workshop Information → Electrical Information
• Workshop Information → Diagnostic Information → AMDS 2 Order Form
• Technical Communications → Service Communications and Information → Special Tools
• Workshop Information → Diagnostic Information → EOBD / OBD2
• Technical Communications → Service Communications and Information → Service Bulletins
• Technical Communications → Vehicle Storage and Battery Care
• Technical Communications → Campaigns → Service Actions
• Technical Communications → Service Communications and Information → Parts Bulletins
• Workshop Information → Fitting Instructions
• Technical Communications → Service Communications and Information → Security Letter
• Workshop Information → Diagnostic Information → Diagnostic & Testing Information
• Warranty → Repair Time Searcher (RTS)
• Technical Communications → Emergency Assistance
• Technical Communications → Service Communications and Information → Service Plan
• Workshop Information → Parts Catalogue
• Technical Communications → Service Communications and Information → Accessory Bulletins

 

I buy the monthly subscription for 200 GBP. Doesn’t give access to the new vantage or DB11. I tried it without on my first Aston with the center console. The frustration alone was worth the money. Let alone the broken plastic switches.