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You should be able to copy and paste the text into a document and then open the illustrations in Windows Photo Gallery or even Windows Paint if you don't have a dedicated photo-management programme.
If all else fails you could photograph the illustrations (like I did, as my scanner isn't working). Of course all this assumes that you have a printer! Last edited by G-CPTN; 24th September 2011 at 19:04. |
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sorry for the delay in replying
The mechanic has found the problem... the insides of the brake servo (big black metal bit connected to master cylinders) needs new seals... i have the new seals and i am saving up to get the work done.... to be continued ! |
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Thanks for the update.
The servo seals aren't difficult to change, especially when you look at the illustrations that I sent you. It's almost a DIY job:- http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c1...n/IMGP8509.jpg Last edited by G-CPTN; 12th December 2011 at 18:45. |
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