S2000 Manuals, materials, tips, info - One central place.
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silenc3x (06-20-2018)
06-20-2018, 09:29 AM
#12
Just added ALL recall/service bulletins.
Added all Maintenance schedules by year (under normal conditions, not severe).
And added about 20-30 of the most common DIYs. (oil change, brake fluid bleed, rear diff fluid, etc).
It's in a good place now.. but I'll make it a common occurence to update with more and more documents.
Added all Maintenance schedules by year (under normal conditions, not severe).
And added about 20-30 of the most common DIYs. (oil change, brake fluid bleed, rear diff fluid, etc).
It's in a good place now.. but I'll make it a common occurence to update with more and more documents.
06-20-2018, 09:57 AM
#13
LOL I got my own "MISC" section. 
I understand the idea of keeping everything self-contained on your site, but still think it's a glaring omission not to link to S2Ki, and in particular the UTH forum and its DIY/troubleshooting sticky threads. With all its issues, ultimately S2Ki still offers the most (and the most "permanent") resources for all things S2000. I've had this car for almost 19 years and I've seen lots of other S2000 forums and info sites come and go -- one thing that's always been true is if you really want your S2000 question answered, you gotta come here.
But again, thanks for the great rundown. Cheers!
I understand the idea of keeping everything self-contained on your site, but still think it's a glaring omission not to link to S2Ki, and in particular the UTH forum and its DIY/troubleshooting sticky threads. With all its issues, ultimately S2Ki still offers the most (and the most "permanent") resources for all things S2000. I've had this car for almost 19 years and I've seen lots of other S2000 forums and info sites come and go -- one thing that's always been true is if you really want your S2000 question answered, you gotta come here.
But again, thanks for the great rundown. Cheers!
06-20-2018, 10:03 AM
#14
LOL I got my own "MISC" section.
And about the s2ki linking, I agree. So under the DIY Guides, as well as the service bulletins page I added a button to directly link to the corresponding forum here. Also going to include this on various other areas that make sense, as long as they correlate to a specific forum.
Still keeps things self-contained so it's all future-proofed, but also provides an external link for people digging for other solutions.
Last edited by silenc3x; 06-20-2018 at 10:32 AM.
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silenc3x (06-20-2018)
06-20-2018, 01:27 PM
#16
Whats sad is that this is what the Curated Content ought to be. We have a compensated team of people producing misleading and sometimes dangerous content, and this lone hero spending his own money to do what they can't...
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silenc3x (06-20-2018)
06-20-2018, 01:37 PM
#17
Eh, just a web designer/developer who's DD'd a S2K for 10 years and wants to give a little back to the community. Mostly lurked on s2ki as opposed to posting, but I've gotten so much useful, helpful advice on here.
Plus I'll definitely use it now. Much easier than digging around for a lot of this info.
Plus I'll definitely use it now. Much easier than digging around for a lot of this info.
