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A1 only (and I have an A1R). So yeah, sounds like you have what's useful in it. But it has a smattering of C7 info. Not much about the C7 (very few A1's ever saw the C7), but it does show stuff like the A1 dash, etc and makes a few references. Honestly, I've found the TM to be of little...

Yeah, I get that. I'm simply saying that the info is there in pdf form. It's searchable. And no different than thumbing thru a print copy.

The 20 and 34 parts that I have in folders are in fact .pdf. Yes, the reader does lot's of cool stuff, but in the end it's just a pdf reader. I have never installed the software or the included reader. Yet I have full access to the pdfs and can open them on my PC with Adobe's free reader...

Hmmm I thought that one (the one that I have that I got from him) was public. In any event "no way" is pretty much subjective. If it's not illegal to redistribute, then I can't agree. And even if it is illegal, people here have it... So exactly what is the hesitation? Where do we...

Can't locate it here nor can I find a safe d/l. But it's viewable on the web: https://trucks25ton.tpub.com/TM-9-2320-391-10/

Here's the TM number as well as the .pdf file name the ETM is reading. As Geo said, there is just enough to wet your whistle but I'd not use it as a source for engine specifics:

May as well order the disc opposed to the USB unless you plan to burn your own. The files can be made to work w/o being on disc, but there's some IT hand-wavium involved...

And I did a search for the C7 as well and it does list later serial number block that had them up to the release of the manual. So I stand corrected there...

Yes, in the later .pdfs I see references to the ABS.

You don't mean the CTIS pressure sending unit?

Yes, but it's for pre-2004 A1 trucks. ̶I̶t̶ ̶d̶o̶e̶s̶n̶'̶t̶ ̶c̶o̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶C̶7̶'̶s̶.̶ ̶edit: it *does* cover the C7 What's the issue sending you after the transmitter?

I'm going to need to pick up a copy as well...

Ah, bummer.

Also, it would appear that there may be copies of viewing software available for free for individual civilian use: https://en.freedownloadmanager.org/Windows-PC/EMS-NG.html *I did not pull this down yet

Best I can tell, the viewer just makes all the links to images and tables function. The data should appear as .pdf format (the .xml links are propagated by the viewer). So have you looked at the data to see if the .pdfs and images can be accessed?