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Best automotive software/databases?

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slytiger92 slytiger92 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Hey, can anyone point me in the right direction for some software downloads? I've been scouring the web, but so far, nothing.
I'm looking for things like Kelley Blue Book 2008, Ford Microcat, Hyundai Microcat, Opel EPC, ePER, Mercedes EWA, and basically anything else out there you can grab online.
crimsonfalcon67 crimsonfalcon67 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2021
#2 ·
Man, you really didn't put much effort into this one! Honestly, if you just toss that into Google, you'll find a torrent download sitting right there in the top three results. I literally just tried it myself.
slytiger92 slytiger92 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
True enough, they just won't budge on taking them off... :-(
Taylor Thompson7 Taylor Thompson7 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2009
#4 ·
Do you actually know how to work with torrent clients?
slytiger92 slytiger92 NewcomerOP
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#5 ·
I swear, I’ll download a torrent and start everything fine, only for it to stall out halfway because there isn't a single soul seeding...
crimsonfalcon67 crimsonfalcon67 Newcomer
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#6 ·
Man, it spits out like 118,000 results if you search for something like a Kelley Blue Book 2008 torrent...

So, just try them one by one. You'll hit the right one eventually!
Raymond Campbell35 Raymond Campbell35 Member
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joined Jan 2008
#7 ·
You might be able to track down some Kelley Blue Book or RepairPal info—or maybe some other generic database—if you're looking to download something. But honestly? Finding those brand-specific catalogs is a whole different story. I highly doubt anyone just has those lying around. Most of that data is considered proprietary because it’s all about specific part numbers. Plus, manufacturers don't just hand out original equipment part numbers to everyone; there are specialized terminals specifically designed to cross-reference those OEM numbers with aftermarket brands like Magna International, Bilstein, WABCO, ZF Sachs, Bosch, or Mann+. I really doubt you'll have much luck finding a dedicated Ford or Citroën catalog (or whatever else you're hunting for) online. Usually, those stay strictly within the dealership networks and get passed down to authorized repair shops. I actually have access to one myself, but I can't really justify sharing it. If my boss ever found out I was handing stuff like that out, I'd probably be looking for a new job pretty quickly. 😁
slytiger92 slytiger92 NewcomerOP
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joined Jan 2009
#8 ·
You’re absolutely right. I managed to track down a few programs, but now I'm stuck in the absolute nightmare of trying to crack them...
They’re out there if you're willing to put in the grueling work, but honestly, I was hoping someone might be feeling generous enough to share or just save me the headache...

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