Smart Car technical spec manual

[Patrickfox]

That manual is handy. Not complete but handy. I have a new smart and in looking under it, did I see an oil drain plug that takes a 24 mm wrench? I've never seen one that big. Any idea why it would be that big?

Thanks,

[JPaul]

Originally Posted by Patrickfox

That manual is handy. Not complete but handy. I have a new smart and in looking under it, did I see an oil drain plug that takes a 24 mm wrench? I've never seen one that big. Any idea why it would be that big?

Thanks,

Maybe because it has a filter?

[mfoster]

Real service manual, according to smartusa this past week, is to be available online around the end of March. There will be a website for each smart car owner (probably based on VIN). There will be links to emission data and service manual. Subscription?, not sure, if so, how much? don't know.

[mikeg]

Been looking for this, glad I joined this club

[jwight]

Keep in mind the manual available through this site is for the 2008 cars; 2009 info may be different.

[NAEXXON]

Where can I find the spec's for all the fluids and filters?

[jwight]

Originally Posted by NAEXXON

Where can I find the spec's for all the fluids and filters?

You would think it'd be in the Owners Manual but it's not; here's something from the forums:
smart Approved Fluids

After market Air Filter?

http://www.smartcarofamerica.com/for...-prices-19176/

Hope this helps.

[Smart Magus]

Mendo,
I am able to provide the detail you are asking for, off site. Try me at postmaster at AutoDiagCart dot com I need the details, VIN, and specific system needed. I will help any forum member.

[Big Panda]

Originally Posted by jwight

Keep in mind the manual available through this site is for the 2008 cars; 2009 info may be different.

It IS available currently. Go to the 'smartUSA' home page, scroll to the very bottom of the page, click on "owners" and it takes you to the window to PURCHASE smart tech info.

You can select from different plans, varying from "one day" to "annual" with prices ranging from about $8 to $450.

I would suggest you get your local club to get an email address and set it up for access to all club members who shared in the expense of purchasing the "annual" membership.

I would think it would be well worth it!

[jwight]

$450 a year - pretty pricey IMHO. Not sure how closely they check for "service professional" credentials either. But, it is available now which is an improvement - we can't complain about that any more.