(german) repair documentation/manual link? (e9-driven.com...)

[tom]

hello all,
there was a link exisitng called:
http://www.e9-driven.com/Public/Library/BMW-E9-Manual/pages/de/index.html

had lead you to the entire german manual for repair details...
but is gone.

does anybody know another link to a manual or where it has moved to? (whole site?)
thanks, Tom from germany

 

[HB Chris]

JJ is working to restore the e9-driven site

 

[tom]

thanks Chris for info! sounds as will the website come back does anybody know when +/-? i´m currently in complete engine repair (http://www.bmw30cs.de) and stuck for some reason now because i dont have access to the german manual :-( I have a CD purchased years ago which is 16bit simple code and does not run on any machine newer than windows XP32bit... i dont have old PC anymore too... tom

 

[Markos]

thanks Chris for info! sounds as will the website come back does anybody know when +/-? i´m currently in complete engine repair (http://www.bmw30cs.de) and stuck for some reason now because i dont have access to the german manual :-( I have a CD purchased years ago which is 16bit simple code and does not run on any machine newer than windows XP32bit... i dont have old PC anymore too... tom

Hi Tom,

For now, you can use the internet Wayback Machine to access the full manual here:

http://www.e9-driven.com/Public/Library/BMW-E9-Manual/pages/de/index.html

 

[tom]

thank you!!!!

 

[Stevehose]

I use Scrapbook to save this and other critical sites so dont have to be online to view.

 

[mulberryworks]

The internet archive is only of moderate use because it usually only saves the first few layers of pages on a site. I followed the above link and there are no photos that I could find and I could only go three links in. It's better than nothing, but isn't a substitute for a proper backup of a site.

Ian