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Whatever happened to technical topics bulletins #

Posted by Tony Powell on December 19, 2012, 7:13 pm

As the title says Whatever happened to technical topics bulitins???

Our lass bought AND PAID for the latest set for christmas two years ago and i'm still waiting for the rest to arrive

come on James whats happening ???

I have asked personally and was told it was in hand but still waiting !!!!

Tony

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Technical Topics Bulletin Service

Posted by James Dillon on December 21, 2012, 7:02 pm, in reply to "Whatever happened to technical topics bulletins #"

Hi Tony

Thanks for your post.

I agree that the bulletins have been 'sporadic' of late, for a variety of reasons. Please accept my sincere apologies for this.

Rest assured that you will, of course, receive all 12 issues for your £72.99.

The next issue 158 which is will arrive during Jan covers Diesel Emissions and DPF's

The other issues in this set are planned as follows (the order may change subject to production factors):

Issue 159 will cover an introduction to Eeprom work (solder/desolder techniques tools and tips, security code extraction, editing tools, immo emulators etc.) - we have a new one day course launching on this subject in mid 2013

Issue 160 is covering some useful advanced oscilloscope features and functions (Advanced triggers, masks, rapid triggers, persistence modes etc)

Issue 16x will tackle In-cylinder pressure testing (this is quite large and looks like it will run to two issues)

Issue 16x is on Airbag and SRS (system types, key components, diagnosis, safe handling and deployment etc.)

Issue 16x is looking at EDC 17 and CP4 form, function and diagnosis.

I hope you'll agree, along with the vast majority of our other subscribing customers, that the bulletin service represents excellent value for money (equivalent to approx £6 per issue).

A full listing of bulletins issued to date, along with the previous published issues is on our website.

Kind regards

James.

Link: Technical Topics Bulletin Service

Re: Technical Topics Bulletin Service

Posted by Tony Powell on December 22, 2012, 3:20 pm, in reply to "Technical Topics Bulletin Service"

Hi James

thanks for the reply

yes i agree the bulitins are excellent value for money and also have excellent content thats not the issue i think using the term sporadic is a bit of an understatement though.

My issue is purely down to delivery times nothing else.......

I look forward to january !!

cheers

Tony

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Bulletin 158 Diesel Emissions DPF and ADblue Sent today

Posted by James Dillon on January 14, 2013, 11:32 am, in reply to "Whatever happened to technical topics bulletins #"

Hi All

Today, technical bulletin 158 Diesel Emissions, DPF's and Ad-blue has been dispatched to subscribers. It should be with you in the next couple of days.

It is a 20 page document, so plenty of info for you to absorb.

Cheers

James.

Link: Technical Topics

Re: Bulletin 158 Diesel Emissions DPF and ADblue Sent today

Posted by Kevin Apps on January 17, 2013, 12:14 am, in reply to "Bulletin 158 Diesel Emissions DPF and ADblue Sent today"
Kevin Apps

Hi James

Got mine today, well done, good info as usual. Keep at it.

Kev.

Re: Bulletin 158 Diesel Emissions DPF and ADblue Sent today

Posted by David Clayson on January 17, 2013, 8:38 pm, in reply to "Re: Bulletin 158 Diesel Emissions DPF and ADblue Sent today"
David Clayson

Hi

Also got mine today

Thanks

David

Re: Technical Topics Bulletin Service

Posted by Tony Powell on February 2, 2013, 11:30 am, in reply to "Re: Technical Topics Bulletin Service"

I Now Have my copy Thankyou excellent content as usual.

looking forward to the next one lets hope the wait isn't as long....

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