Hello from Georgia
#2
07-25-2007, 06:15 AM
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RE: Hello from Georgia
And Hello from Ohio...
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Happy to have you join up here at the HAF..
Thank You for joining up with us
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#3
07-25-2007, 09:06 AM
RE: Hello from Georgia
Haynes or Chilton manuals are available at all kinds of AutoZone or PepBoys type stores.
But the BEST repair manuals for Honda come from www.helminc.com - lot more $$ but worth it.
But the BEST repair manuals for Honda come from www.helminc.com - lot more $$ but worth it.
#4
07-25-2007, 09:15 AM
RE: Hello from Georgia
ORIGINAL: JimBlake
Haynes or Chilton manuals are available at all kinds of AutoZone or PepBoys type stores.
But the BEST repair manuals for Honda come from www.helminc.com - lot more $$ but worth it.
Haynes or Chilton manuals are available at all kinds of AutoZone or PepBoys type stores.
But the BEST repair manuals for Honda come from www.helminc.com - lot more $$ but worth it.
Haynes is a little better than Chilton in my opinion.
I don't have a Helm, but I wish I did!As JimBlake said, Helm are the Honda shop manualssothey are by far the best. Just expensive. I guess that may be somethingI need to puton my Christmas wish list this year.
#6
07-25-2007, 11:01 AM
RE: Hello from Georgia
[sm=icon_ladiesman.gif]That's why I haven't bought one yet. Plus it looks like you have to buy more than one - one for wiring and one "general" I guess
#8
07-26-2007, 07:37 AM
RE: Hello from Georgia
The overall manual has plenty of wiring information. Lots of electrical troubleshooting. Don't worry about that.
Main book only covers 4-cylinder, so you'll have to get the V6 suplement book for your '95 ALONG WITH the main book.
Smaglik, it's sorta like the Bentley book for your BMW - it's the official sanctioned civilian version of the real factory manual.
Main book only covers 4-cylinder, so you'll have to get the V6 suplement book for your '95 ALONG WITH the main book.
Smaglik, it's sorta like the Bentley book for your BMW - it's the official sanctioned civilian version of the real factory manual.
#9
07-26-2007, 07:58 AM
RE: Hello from Georgia
thanks fo the comparison jim...i knid of thought as much.
right now, i dont have either of them...the m3 is still under warranty and maintenance...the only thing have done is an oil change...however that will likely change in the coming months, as i will be moving to a town w/o a dealer.
right now, i dont have either of them...the m3 is still under warranty and maintenance...the only thing have done is an oil change...however that will likely change in the coming months, as i will be moving to a town w/o a dealer.
#10
07-26-2007, 09:19 AM
RE: Hello from Georgia
Thanks JimBlake. By the way, are you a Honda Tech? Or are you another type of tech?
I think I will wind up getting the overall manual for my 2000 LX.
My wife is wanting a new car pretty bad. She's had the '95 V6 since she was 17 I think. She's about to turn 25. I think it only had around 30k on it when her dad got it for her. It's got a little over 115k on it now so it has served her/us pretty well. I will hate to see it go though. Especially after finally getting the "RPM Fluctuations" problem solved after so much sweating and utterances of profanity.
I think I will wind up getting the overall manual for my 2000 LX.
My wife is wanting a new car pretty bad. She's had the '95 V6 since she was 17 I think. She's about to turn 25. I think it only had around 30k on it when her dad got it for her. It's got a little over 115k on it now so it has served her/us pretty well. I will hate to see it go though. Especially after finally getting the "RPM Fluctuations" problem solved after so much sweating and utterances of profanity.
