Any tech writers/proof readers?

[Legacy777]

....that want to read over my swap write-up for gramatical errors and/or for structural/wording suggestions?

I've got most of the writing done....just need to finish up the pictures page.

[Tleg93]

I'll give it a look.

[entirelyturbo]

Scott, if you want someone to double-check it in case you might have missed something, I'm up for it.

[Tleg93]

I still don't know where to find the document. Could someone point the way.

No, I don't care subyluvr. There's no ego problems here. The more who read it the better, within reason.

[Legacy777]

I'll pm both of you the info on where to find it.

I don't have it anywhere right now, since it's not done. I'd prefer you don't share it until I post the completed version.

Thanks guys.

[BAC5.2]

If you want a 3rd opinion, I'll give it a look over. Or if you are REALLY interested in making sure it's gramatically and semantically correct, I can ask my dad to look it over. He's probably one of the best editors I've ever seen, but I guess that came with his old job.

I'm curious about how you wrote it. Did you write it so those without a clue could get the general idea of how to do it and make heads and tails of it? Or did you write it specifically for those "in the know"?

[Legacy777]

I wouldn't say it's written super technical.

There is two main parts to the write-up. The journal of the work, which is pretty much what you saw on the other page I had.

The second part is the tech writeup for some of the bigger issues I ran across, and their solutions. The clutch mc issue is on there, fuel separator, strut compatibility, rear diff mount, and all the electrical stuff.

I did not do a step-by-step process of what needs to be done, mainly the high points that people seem to have issues with.