Any suggestions on a good reference/repair manual for a 92 accord? ty ...

 

Check Online Manuals post in DIY Forum for links to download manuals. I believe there is a 91 Accord manual which should work fine for a 92 Accord.

If you're willing to buy ( usually $75-$85) a paper copy, I would recommend getting one from helminc.com or other online sources for your 92 Accord.

Not as good as Honda manuals, but a Haynes manual is best of the more inexpensive manuals.

good luck

 

kk ill check the DIY Section...Is the Haynes Manual any good ? have found them for as little as 19.95 to 45.00. might get the cheapy too. ty for ur help.

 

Check the prices. Seems to me Helm books have lower prices, but maybe I wasn't looking at the right thing. If Haynes has raised their prices while Helm lowers theirs, it becomes a no-brainer. Helm book is way way better.

edit:
I just looked - $48. They're not a sponsor so I can't give you an active link. You'll have to figure out how to repair this URL...

www dot helminc dot com
/helm/product2.asp?Make=AHM&Model=ACRD&Year=1992&Categor y=&class%5F2=AHM&mk=Honda&yr=1992&md=Accord&dt=&mo dule=&from=result&Style=helm&Sku=61SM404&itemtype= N

 

well i finally got one downloaded that i could get to a readable format...from the SpoonerTuner site, still wanna get a hands on one. Gonna check out the info u gave me to Jim.Got pulley on order and takin car to shop next week, hopin for the best, thanks for the info guys !!! Cross ur fingers... I AM !!!...lol

 

The ones on the Spooner site seem to be official Honda manuals for UK. Same as Helm books but right-hand drive & smaller engine sizes.

 

In the spooner tuner, they show more options for even carbonated smaller engines, Got ahold of a old freind who has been a Volvo mechanic for 15 years, hes gonna set me up on some info he can get from sites for pros only...when I get it ima gonna put it together to post here if thats ok...

 

Some of us (not me) have accounts with Mitchell if that's what you mean. Copyrights vs. spam & all that might be an issue, but you should be OK if you do it like this...

Capture picture & turn it into .jpg or .pdf - then embed that into a post.

Or type out the URL like this.
www dot somewebsite dot com
that way it's not an ACTIVE link.

When it actually pertains to the topic of the thread the worst that'll happen is some moderator might edit your post. What'll get someone in trouble is links to **** or obvious spam that's not related.

 

Not sure what manual/Info my Volvo mechanic buddy is gonna send me, But, in the mean while I gotta a Chilton Manual... Wow, sure is nive to have even just for reference info...