Mopar Manuals on CD-ROM  Frequently Asked Questions

 

What exactly is on the CD-ROM?

The CD is a replication of the original factory service or parts manual.

This includes images of covers and color where it applies in the manual.
Our CD comes with a lifetime warranty.

What happens if I scratch or break the CD?
If you scratch, break or burn your CD with a welding torch (true customer experience),
just give us a call - you send us the damaged CD and we send a new one (you pay only postage.)

 

Do I need special software to run the CD?

No,the CD comes with its own software called XNVIEW.  It has an ‘autostart’ feature and you

do not need to load anything on your computer.You may also use the JPG viewer of your choice.

 

What kind of computer do I need to run the CD?  Is it compatible with MAC?

We recommend a minimum of a Pentium 133 with 32meg RAM memory. The CDs are

compatible withMS-DOS, Windows 3.X, 9X, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP and Vista.

 

Yes, it is compatible with MAC OS!

We recommend visiting the http://www.mac.org website for the latest viewers for the Mac.

The Graphics area has a very good JPEG viewer Called JADE.  Please download and use this as

A Mac viewer if you don’t currently have a suitable viewer.

 

Please consult your MAC representative for hardware

requirements. 

 

We also support LINUX x86, FreeBSD x86, SOLARIS x86, SOLARIS Sparc, BeOs, x86, AIX,

IRIX Mips,HP-UX, OS/2, Silicon Graphics and ATARI.

 

What files types are on the CD?

The CD is composed of either 300dpi JPG files (like actual pictures of the pages) or pdf files.

 

How do I find things on the CD?

The CD is structured in folders which are the same as the ‘sections’ of the original manual. 

The first page of a section is an index to that section.  You click to open the “folder” named

for the section in the book you want and select the page you want to display.

 

Can I print the pages?

Yes!  You print as many pages as you need.  You can also rotate and ZOOM on a page

(try that with a paperback).

 

Looking up parts is a challenge; can you give me some hints?

The parts book is laid out in sections according to the structure of the vehicle (i.e. engine,

suspension and body). 

 

By locating the section of the car your part is in you can locate the part and its relationship to

other parts on the car.  There are also alphabetical and numerical indexes in the parts books.

 

Why do you have such a strict return policy?

Part of the ruling of the policy comes from our Chrysler, LLC Licensing and part comes from

the ease with which the dishonest person could copy the CD data to their hard drive and then

return the CD.

A Special NOTE of CAUTION: Each CD has a serial number linked to the original purchaser
so it would be unwise for the original purchaser to make illegal copies. CHRYSLERS Legal Dept.
frowns upon such activity and levies some very harsh penalties.