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[oktane]

I am not sure if anyone noticed this before, I found an AWS bucket with the service manuals. wget'n now. If it goes offline, let me know and I'll send you the archive.

http://zero-legacy-service-manual-site.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/

I've tried iterating on the url to get current ones but haven't been able to guess it. (ie, not legacy)

If one were so inclined, ask your parts guy to print out the bolt torque values for latest model. The bucket url will be at the bottom of the page. Share the root URL!

[mdjak1]

Nice find.  You seem to be able to download and save each of the manuals.   

[oktane]

Yes, I now have an archive of them all downloaded. It's about 273MB. It seems that they use Salesforce internally, but not sure if their service manuals are part of that. If anyone with a late model tries that one weird trick on the parts guy, please share and we will have them all!

Wait the JS in the page is doing some kind of AJAX bs, so the text isn't saving, because oc wget doesn't grok JS. Gotta figure out another way to mirror this.

[oktane]

Ok found a way to interpret the JS to compensate for the AJAX html rewriting. It's not pretty, the style sheets are f'd but the core text and diagrams are there and that's all that matters. Archived. 

[DonTom]

I am not sure if anyone noticed this before, I found an AWS bucket with the service manuals. wget'n now. If it goes offline, let me know and I'll send you the archive.

http://zero-legacy-service-manual-site.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/

I've tried iterating on the url to get current ones but haven't been able to guess it. (ie, not legacy)

If one were so inclined, ask your parts guy to print out the bolt torque values for latest model. The bucket url will be at the bottom of the page. Share the root URL!

Thanks for that!  I had no idea there was an official Zero Service manual that we could view.


So now I know  my Zero belts should last 24,000 miles/37,000km. I was going to replace them at the 2nd rear tire change anyway.


-Don-  Auburn, CA

[JaimeC]

GREAT FIND.  I was hoping they'd be PDFs.  Wonder how long it'll take Zero to discover this hole in their security and lock it down, though...

[rayivers]

EXCELLENT! Thanks very much!  I right-clicked on the page and saved it as an .htm file, works fine.

[Fred]

A great find. I was very excited until I realsed the SR/F isn't in there. Let's hope somone managed to locate those.

[oktane]

If you have a dealer near you, ask for the bolt torque printout and lmk what's at the bottom of the page. We can figure it out from that.

Here is the offline compatible archive of the legacy models that works, cheers!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bPw-BiPvue3abNbNIJ9a8BoaD0pJ65sv/view?usp=sharing

[oktane]

Anyone have the balls/access to put a usb stick in their dealers computer, one they use to connect to the bike.. steal a lil ZDU? (Zero Diagnostic Utility) Like a rubber ducky? I have a feeling it's just poking/pushing a few params/memlocs of the sevcon that are relevant in a street/sport setup. DM me with a scenario, we'll make a payload. I don't care about heat/failure, I want max amps. And it must be open information, no more secrets.

[oktane]

A great find. I was very excited until I realsed the SR/F isn't in there. Let's hope somone managed to locate those.

Ask them simply for bolt torque values. DM me the results, we can figure it out. prob send u in pdf.

[victor6.7y]

This is great!

The complete pin-outs of all connectors and electrical wiring is documented in this!