I found a nice 92 Accord for my daughter. I have questions. Got to find a GOOD book-repair manual.

Will enjoy the forums as I like to tinker.....

 

And Hello from Ohio...
Happy to have you join up here at the HAF..

Thank You for joining up with us

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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.

 

^ x2. Although I would not buy a Chilton as there is a link in our DIY section that leads you to a free online Cilton Manual for any year model Accord: https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/Gre...m_41104/tm.htm
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.

 

wow...i followed the link to the helm site...those are expensive...

 

[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

 

I am watching Ebay to see if I can find one of the better manuals there.

My second post....cool

 

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.

 

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.

 

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.