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In addition, users can now choose to purchase coverage for domestic or import repair information on OnDemand5's professional interface.
OnDemand5 Version 5.1, the automotive aftermarket's most comprehensive repair coverage for domestic and import vehicles, now offers an impressive multi-user capability for computer networks. Taking up less space means we can include more model-specific information, giving you exactly what you need. A scanned table uses up to 68 times more space on a disc than our specially formatted tables.
For example, our tables take up less space because the overwhelming majority are not scanned. To accomplish this, Mitchell uses the latest in compression technology, giving you all the data available to fix the vehicles in your shop on fewer CDs or, better yet, a single DVD for Domestic, and one for Import. Our customers said they want to swap discs as little as possible so they can spend more time repairing cars. This increases your computer's access speed because your CPU has smaller files to chase down. And because they're redrawn - not scanned - they take up much less space on a CD-ROM or DVD, allowing us to put more information on each disc. The end result is a consistent look and feel to every diagram in our products. We completely redraw the majority of the OEM wiring diagram before they go into our database, meticulously verifying every detail. You'll save valuable time using brand new shortcuts to TSBs, wiring diagrams, and more! 1983-current year Domestic & Import Model Coverage Clear, Concise Illustrations & Diagrams Time-saving TSBs, Recalls, & Technical Tips Detailed, Accurate Repair Articles Model-Specific Maintenance Schedules Electronic Component Locator for all Models OEM wiring diagrams tend to vary between manufacturers because there really isn't an industry formatting standard. Powerful yet simple to navigate, Mitchell 1's OnDemand Repair has been completely redesigned to deliver sophisticated search capability with increased speed.
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