Missing link REPAIR manual

[conkitchen]

SO I was under the impression the definitive book(s) to have was the factory blue part A & B manuals. However I have come into possession of yet another volume produced by the factory which is for repairing and not designated as "assembly". 

 

It appears to me that this manual was intended to provide insights and "best practice" methods to dealers on how to fix commonly encountered issues at the dealer level. I.E. the section on head removal and refinishing points out the the upper timing cover needs to be milled to within spec of the head. A commonly known thing, but not aimed at new assembly practices.  

 

Attached are some examples of the pages. I particularly like how much more detailed the pictures go and the chassis datum sheet. Notice the page outlining where to cut the body panels for removal. 

 

 

 

 

Edited September 16, 2017 by conkitchen

[ray_]

Can you post examples of all the other pages also?

 

[Simeon]

Get thee to the scanner!

[caseywarren]

Awesome. Maybe we can pitch in together enough for you to pass it over to FedEx / Kinkos to scan every page and compile a PDF. I would imagine it would be $50-$60 or so

[02Les]

Here's a start.

https://www.bmw2002faq.com/articles.html/technical-articles/history-and-reference/bmw-2002-service-repair-manual-r247/

 

[02tradition]

Oh there are a few manuals. Keep in mind two of my manuals are E21 320i cuz getrag 245 & LSD...