discool · Jun 21, 2019

sierrafery said:
That document covers both D1 and D2, up to 37 the D1 is completely covered and that was what the OP needed... i dont know what's your problem, if you have a better document why didnt you post it here to help the OP rather than blame what i posted. My bad cos i didnt post only the first 37 pages

Is there difficulty in translation?. I told u your link is incomplete for the D1 and it appears it’s the same for the D2 so why don’t u acknowledge it is? The OP requested ‘a good source of a detailed parts reference document for the D1, something u may have missed... then so be it.
My source for the “best” parts document for the D1 has all ready been posted, so I suggest u read the thread slowly and find it.

sierrafery · Jun 21, 2019

I've read it slowly...and i observed that while i attached a helpfull PDF which covers quite well the D1 and a working parts finder link your ''source" was an online store

jamesmartin · Jun 21, 2019

lrcat works for me ,bookmarked it

darland · Jun 21, 2019

Thank you all contributors some really useful info posted. It's a shame however that quite a few of these questions and answer threads deteriorate into spats.

discool · Jun 21, 2019

jamesmartin said:
lrcat works for me ,bookmarked it

Ok, if your happy,
I’ve just finished speaking to one of our engineers who also looks after our systems and was told that there’s a few sites that we don’t have access from the firms computer kit as that are classed as “unsafe” . So I’m happy with that, it’s not something we’re missing.

Sent from my iPad on a train

jamesmartin · Jun 21, 2019

discool said:
Ok, if your happy,
I’ve just finished speaking to one of our engineers who also looks after our systems and was told that there’s a few sites that we don’t have access from the firms computer kit as that are classed as “unsafe” . So I’m happy with that, it’s not something we’re missing.

Sent from my iPad on a train

im happy i have quite a few real parts books but not much later stuff so it helps me

discool · Jun 21, 2019

sierrafery said:
I've read it slowly...and i observed that while i attached a helpfull PDF which covers quite well the D1 and a working parts finder link your ''source" was an online store

Thanks for telling me, I assume u thought I didn’t know that my “source” was an on-line purchase ... that’s the way we do things now here in the UK.

NPG · Jun 21, 2019

For those interested in an offline version of the D2 parts cat, here's one published by Rimmer Bros. It's in PDF format and more than 4MB in size but the presentation is quite stunning.

discool · Jun 21, 2019

jamesmartin said:
im happy i have quite a few real parts books but not much later stuff so it helps me

Like me from my first car 1961 850cc minivan and vehicles through the years to the 1997 disco, that’s it.

discool · Jun 21, 2019

NPG said:
For those interested in an offline version of the D2 parts cat, here's one published by Rimmer Bros. It's in PDF format and more than 4MB in size but the presentation is quite stunning.

Been around for years Rimmer’s are the only ones that have done it I believe, and they are for lots of vehicles that they supply parts for, I’ve had a copy for my D1 for at least 18 years .
https://rimmerbros.com/content--name-Catalogues-with-PDF.

darland · Jun 24, 2019

To close off this query, I just received the parts book I ordered (£29 on ebay) and I can't believe just how detailed it is. It's showing absolutely every nut, bolt, washer, harness, trim gear, etc etc.
Thanks all.

discool · Jun 25, 2019

darland said:
To close off this query, I just received the parts book I ordered (£29 on ebay) and I can't believe just how detailed it is. It's showing absolutely every nut, bolt, washer, harness, trim gear, etc etc.
Thanks all.

That why I buy a parts catalogue

I like the electrical section where all the relays are shown in their correct position on the relay carrier and behind which footwell panel, not that I’ve ever needed to go there, also when u have the part number, the index will give you the the correct item page in the catalogue.

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