@AWo have a look here
www.theineosforum.com
I should’ve been more specific. My question was whether there were assets available (to support users servicing their vehicle in the field) beyond the CAD-IT solution, or whether this was complete as to service and workshop procedures (this in the context of emissions systems maintenance etc). The reps believed that other materials would be relevant (eg as provided to Bosch Service Centres) but had neither confirmation of this or indeed had even seen the CAD-IT solution.
Spot on, service manuals please. e.g. Owners manual gives specs of engine oil but not for other fluids that I can find yet says fluids must be checked weekly.. if fluids are needed what do we top up with? Perhaps present owners can ask for this info and hopefully it will be available by the time cars are delivered to customers in Aus..
In the early days there were promises that the workshop manual would be available and owners could work on their own vehicles, within reason of course. So far that promise has gone very quiet. It would be great to find out what the wiring diagram, at least block level, is so we can work out where is best to splice into it. Just to be able to do a basic service along with brake pad replacement etc would be awesome. The idea of an open manual was one of the features that originally attracted me to this .4x4Spot on, service manuals please. e.g. Owners manual gives specs of engine oil but not for other fluids that I can find yet says fluids must be checked weekly.. if fluids are needed what do we top up with? Perhaps present owners can ask for this info and hopefully it will be available by the time cars are delivered to customers in Aus..
I have asked this question of senior INEOS execs many times and the answer is it is always coming, a bit like tomorrow!Spot on, service manuals please. e.g. Owners manual gives specs of engine oil but not for other fluids that I can find yet says fluids must be checked weekly.. if fluids are needed what do we top up with? Perhaps present owners can ask for this info and hopefully it will be available by the time cars are delivered to customers in Aus..
Well I wish they had the same approach to skill set with their own staff!!!
Ah - the Owners Manual... I do like German/European engineering, even with its faults BUT this book seems to be a classic examples of engineers being unable to communicate with the normal customer. The writers are simply unable to put themselves in the shoes of a non-engineer trying to do simple things in a new Grenadier - like save a radio station on the media unit. They seem to take the position that It's all perfectly easy if only you you work hard and make sure you properly understand the software architecture, core systems and functionality of the unit first. Then it's just a matter of a few simple steps. If you can't be bothered studying first, well, that's not my problem...@AWo have a look here
Owners Manual (published online by IA)
Does anyone know if the Owners Manual available anywhere online. I read in the contract, (clause 12.3) that the customer agrees to have received, read & understood the owners manual of the vehicle supplied in hardcopy and available online. So - a hardcopy must come with the vehicle ,delivery...
I think you might be right on the money
Unfortunately, I have heard that there will be no such manual as advertised.
