Where I can find this repair manual?

I've found pictures of an interesting repair manual software. Does someone know the name of this software and where I can get it?

I found the picture below at the www.2carpros.com website.

What interesting in this software is that it show all cars and model, not only a particular make, such the 96-99 ford service manual.

There's the picture:


http://www.2carpros.com/forum/automotive_pictures/104484_corolla_98_belt_1.jpg

Ok, I find the name, it's Mitchell1. http://www.2carpros.com/kpages/auto_repair_manuals.htm

It's interesting, but not free.
It's possible to download as torrent, but it's 50GB and only Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep part is seeded.

Look for Alldata. Its 100 GB, but the whole thing is available.

I subscribe to alldata online for work. No download, but not cheap.

Yes, it's 30$/year. But it worth for peoples that do a lot of mechanic works.
I don't do a lot. But I have 96-99 & 2000-2004 Ford Manual.

http://www.AllData.com + http://www.automotiveforums.com = Problems resolved

http://www.AllData.com + http://www.automotiveforums.com = Problems resolved

Not always. One time I've got a tool stucked between a bolt and the metal of the car. It was almost impossible to remove it. I needed to use my imagination to solve this problem. None manual will help me for that. Neither AF.

I put oil on the tool. I pushed a lot on the tool until the bolt bend and I remove it. Then I replaced the bolt. The 2nd option was to drill the metal, but my drill wasn't enough powerful.

I won't say that alldata is the greatest thing... it lacks a LOT, but a good experienced mechanic + alldata = confident repairs.