Tag: service

  • 2003 Ford Falcon BA Workshop Manual

    2003 Ford Falcon BA Workshop Manual

    Workshop manual for the 2003 Ford Falcon BA. This is what seems a very extensive workshop manual at 2,089 pages, however it does not include the electrical diagrams. It goes into fault diagnosis of most of the electrical though. It does cover in great depth all the other parts of the 2003 model Ford Falcon.

    It’s a big PDF file at 148MB so it will take some time to download.

    Sections covered:

    • 100-00 General Information – Pg 1
    • 204-00 Suspension System – Pg 82
    • 205-00 Driveline System – Pg 154
    • 206-00 Brake System – Pg 236
    • 211-00 Steering System – Pg 339
    • 303-00 Engine System – Pg 408
    • 307-00 Automatic Transmission – Pg 895
    • 308-00 Manual Transmission – Pg 1011*
    • 309-00 Exhaust System – Pg 1140
    • 310-00 Fuel System – Pg 1157
    • 412-00 Climate Control System – Pg 1190
    • 413-00 Instrumentation – Pg 1315*
    • 414-00 Charging System – Pg 1397
    • 415-00 Entertainment System – Pg 1419
    • 417-00 Lighting – Pg 1459*
    • 418-00 Module Communications Network
    • 419-00 Specialist systems and Computer – Pg 1549*
    • 501-00 Body System – Pg 1602

    * Some of the above are what I think should be there. The numbering suggests there may be some parts missing, but in all, it’s pretty comprehensive.

    Special note: To remove the rear bumper of a Ford BA Sedan, see page 1766. This is what I was looking for when I found this file.

    Download the file using this link (VERY LARGE – 148MB) <- updated link, thanks for letting me know Tony.  🙂

    If you do go through the trouble of downloading it, don’t forget to save it to disk. Nothing worse than having to download it again and if it’s not what you want, you can always delete it.

    Note: Because of this file’s size and popularity, I’ve had to remove it from my site. If the link breaks, please let me  know and I’ll find an alternative. (I don’t download it anymore as I’ve already got it.)

    If you happen to have the electrical schematics especially showing the colour coding of the wiring and the fuse box detail, please let me know. It would be very much appreciated.

  • Telstra moves more Australian jobs to India

    A comical help desk call from a customer with a very strong Australian slang to the Telstra India help desk with an agent that has a very strong Indian accent and doesn’t understand many of the Australian slang terms.

    It begins with the announcer making the statement that Telstra moves more Australian jobs to India.

    Download the audio clip in MP3 format here.

    Here is the transcript of the call. A good read if your not able to get the audio.

    Announcer: Tuesday February 17th Telstra moves more Australian jobs to India
    Agent: Hello, welcome please to Telstra customer service how may be helping you
    Caller: Oh yeh I’m on my mobile in Warragamba
    Agent: What, pardon, what, kindly repeating location sir
    Caller: Warragamba, I’m in Warragamba just past Wallacia
    Agent: What, what, what, repeating please
    Caller: Warragamba, out past Wallacia, Mulgoa, Luddenham
    Agent: Warragambling Mudling Home… Not finding a postal code for Warragambling Mudling Home
    Caller: Listen sunshine don’t worry about that, the point is me landline’s carked it
    Agent: Cark, cark, what is cark?
    Caller: It’s stuffed
    Agent: Stuffed! What do you mean it is stuffed? You are not to be stuffing telephones. You’re to be talking into them. What have you stuffed it with sir?
    Caller: Look mate, don’t come the raw prawn
    Agent: Raw prawn! You have stuffed your telephone with raw prawns what is this.
    Caller: No, no, no, no. I’ll start again. Me phones not working
    Agent: Well of course it’s not if you stuffed it with raw prawns it will not be working. Eventually it will be very smelly.
    Caller: Look just forget I ever said raw prawn
    Agent: Excellent we are not specialising in sea food issues. Sir this is Telstra customer service. If you are requesting a recipe for line for crustations I will kindly be transferring you…
    Caller: No, no, no. Listen it’s me phone ma hammer it’s packed up
    Agent: Well unpack it then it will not work if it’s still in the box especially if you’ve stuffed it with raw prawns.
    Caller: No, no no. Not packed up like that, me lines gone dead buddy
    Agent: My name is not buddy. My name is Rajeve Biligalvindalswami. Whence are you calling from?
    Caller: I told you I’m calling from Warragamba
    Agent: Aahh! I found it here. Westminster. Isn’t it your being in the United Kingdom of Great Britain…
    Caller: No, no, no. I’m in Warragamba. I just want someone to fix me bloody phone line.
    Agent: Why did you not bloody say so in the first place?
    Caller: I did. I did!
    Agent: You did not! You’re telling me you stuffed your phone with raw prawns.
    Caller: Ah Oh I give up
    [Caller hangs up. Hear beep, beep, beep.]
    Agent: Goodness me silly bloody Australians. That will serve them right for winning one day cricket isn’t it hey. Ha ha. They thinking we Indians know damn nothing. I am telling you we know damn all.
    [Phone rings]
    Agent: Hello Telstra customer service

    Note: This is a piece of comedy work. Any connection with any real person is not intentional.