Instruction Manual Pics
 

These should hold you over until your cars are in your hands. I will post the wider pics sideways to prevent stretching the forum out. You can save them to a photo or piant program and rotate them to view better.

Enjoy!

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Is it a bad thing to be looking at these pics and get excited?:o
Thanks for the pics BC.

i am exited oocause i know my audi is neear and when i get it i will be so happy ITS SO HARD TO WAIT

thanks for the pics

Man, this stuff looks great! Thanks for all the info Ahh5hit! I'm replying from a computer at work since mine died. Getting a new puter soon, so should be up and running again before long. Been droolin over these SEs for some time now though.

I've been wondering what happened to you Azimov, haven't seen you here in a while.

Yup, my hard drive went south, which sucks since I lost a lot of cool stuff. I'm getting a CD writer on the new one and won't store anything on the hard drive anymore. 2nd hard drive in so many years on that puter. Oh, and my apologies for missing your screen name change:D .

cd's wont help very much on computers for backup unless you plan to back up onto like 20 cd's which only hold 700mb if you get a dvd-rw drive you can get 4.7gb disks(4700mb) which offers much more sotrage almost 5 x the amount i even think if you shop around there are 8gb disks

Best bet to back up your PC is a second hard drive. In all three of my PCs I have a second hard drive that's the same size as the primary drive, and both drives in each PC are mounted in removable caddys that fit in a 5 1/4" external bay.

Basically the way it works is, I leave the primary drive in the 1st caddy all of the time, and then once a month do a backup to the drive in the 2nd caddy. After doing the backup, I removed the second caddy and store it in the closet for safekeeping.

If I need to restore files from the 2nd drive, I simply pop in the caddy, power up the PC, and copy files from the second to the first. For a total hard drive failure, simply remove the first caddy, pop in the second hard drive in the first caddy's slot, and power up the PC. The entire system looks just like it did when you preformed the last backup -:)

P.S. I use "Windows Commander" (the BEST file manager for Windows, quite similar to the old "Norton Commander" for DOS) to do all of my backups with. Simply highlight one drive and copy to the next. Couldn't be easier -:) -:)

they are diferent than the orginal ones because of the controler