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Repair /Service manuals have step-by-step instructions to perform repair work

For folks that intend to keep your cars for a long time, it is recommendable to have a repair manual, or for the really hardcore ones, to get a service manual.

• The repair manuals are cheaper but sometimes lacks some details
• The Service manuals are for the Dealers with more detailed information but quite more expensive. They also show the job specific tools, some of them specialized.

These are the links for them - the repair manuals can also be found for sale in car part stores, but need luck to find the one for your car.

Haynes
https://haynes.com/en-us/car-manuals/honda

Chilton - yeah, they are under Haynes - never used, so don't know how they compare
https://haynes.com/en-us/chilton/honda

Official Service Manual - like mentioned, they are steep priced but more detailed and more information - pretty thick too in volume
https://www.helminc.com/helm/search_...&class%5F2=AHM

 
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Thank you for posting. I've the Haynes book for my 1983 Civic. As it lacks some information I tried to get the official manual from Helm Inc. It's quite costly ($100) which I understand as it's a print-on-demand item. Much worse is an absolutely insane shipment rate to Europe ($273) which was just confirmed by the customer service. I wonder whether they've many customers in Europe...

 
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see if you have options in Europe
most of us are in NA in this site, so...