Ducati Monster 1994 ZDM 600M Manuals

[Shani]

Hello everyone,

Last week I bought a Ducati Monster ZDM 600M. Bike is in bad bad condition, although it's engine is sound and seems to work fine but body, electronics and paint work need a complete restoring.

I started to disassemble the bike and took most of the bits off, now it's left with frame, engine and front fork/wheel and i'm planning to take rest of the bits apart on Weekend.

Now for complete restoration, i will surely need workshop and service manuals and it came with nothing at all. I was wondering if anyone can help me out with manuals. My e-mail is    za291277@gmail.com
I will really appreciate if anyone can help me out.

Thanks...

[koko64]

Haynes manual and Desmotimes 2 Valve manuals would compliment each other nicely.
The sponsors Motowheels and Monsterparts probably have them.

[Shani]

Hey guys,

Is that all the help I'm gonna get from this forum?

kind regards,

[koko64]

Unfortunately I do not have an electronic copy of that old manual. Someone else may have one. I have old books! It is important to have a manual for the jobs you are undertaking. Check the Motowheels website and Monsterparts website who are forum sponsors. I strongly suggest buying the two manuals mentioned and reading them carefully.

[ducpainter]

duc.nu

They aren't free, but very reasonably priced. You didn't mention what year or language.

http://duc.nu/?model=monster

[silas]

you did get great advice- Haynes and DesmoTimes are the best manuals. You have to buy them, but pretty cheap. I find the Ducati factory manual not detailed enough for a home wrencher like me.

[koko64]

duc.nu

They aren't free, but very reasonably priced. You didn't mention what year or language.

http://duc.nu/?model=monster

In the title. Older carbed model. Yep language is a good point hadnt thought of that.

[ducpainter]

In the title. Older carbed model.

Doh!

I figured it was a carby. I don't think they made a 600 FI model.

I figure ID# 27 should work for him. It's multi-language, and he seems to speak English well.

I have to agree with silas. The Haynes manuals are better for the casual DIYer than the factory manuals especially when it comes to service details.

[Shani]

     Thank you guys Thank you so much for your help. I'll definitely buy those two manuals and read them throughly. Actually I'm in Pakistan and sometimes getting things online becomes a pain taking task. But surely I'll some how manage to buy those manuals.

Just to add

I'm looking for Manuals in English
and It's a Ducati Monster ZDM 600M 1994 or 1996
and yes it is a carburettor model.....

Honestly when I see the condition of this poor monster and how it was treated, my blood start boiling lol but i'm sure in a few months time it'll be entirely restored and back in it's original beauty and grace....

Once again thank you very much for all the help and suggestions....

[koko64]

You are welcome .

Let us know your progress. Feel free to ask for advice in the Tech and Modifications sections.

[Nibor]

for part numbers regarding anything that needs replacing, use this link
http://www.millwaysparesonline.com.au/partFinder/model/2168#anchor_component

[Shani]

Thanks mate