whould this be a good idea?
whould this be a good idea?
what up. this is the first thread i've posted so lets hope i dont f*ck this up. i got my 05 right before september and i aint rich so i dont have much done to it and im trying to use the warrenty but i found this site and the sells a manual (its the second to last on the page) that they say the tech.'s use at the dealerships, but at $72
i'm wonderin if it'd be worth it. i dont know but if anyone has info plez drop some
http://www.handa-accessories.com/civmaint01.html
i'm wonderin if it'd be worth it. i dont know but if anyone has info plez drop somehttp://www.handa-accessories.com/civmaint01.html
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well if you plan on doing your own maintenence and/or servicing your own car if anything fails, then go ahead and get it. autozone sells a cheaper manaul at around $20 made by haynes. either one will do.
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"If you save 1 hour of shop labor by using the manual it will have paid for itself."
Thats true lol
Thats true lol
thankx i appreciate the info. if any one was bought this or even seen the inside let me know if its detailed and understood.
yea and i usually go with haynes but i havent seen it for the 05 and im sure there aren't to many differences(
) but somebody told me that haynes doesnt release the manual for like two years after the year of the car... so i dont know but thanx
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Originally Posted by Supa_Fli
thankx i appreciate the info. if any one was bought this or even seen the inside let me know if its detailed and understood.
yea and i usually go with haynes but i havent seen it for the 05 and im sure there aren't to many differences(
) but somebody told me that haynes doesnt release the manual for like two years after the year of the car... so i dont know but thanx
yea and i usually go with haynes but i havent seen it for the 05 and im sure there aren't to many differences(
) but somebody told me that haynes doesnt release the manual for like two years after the year of the car... so i dont know but thanxDrunken Master-7thgen Ninja
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i have the haynes manual. its shared with the cr-v platform so thats in there too. i had to order it about a year ago cause it wasn't out till last year. get the cheaper one. it goes into everything including the vtec head and cams and all the technical ****
man pay the money for the real manual..i have it and it goes in waaaay more detail then the haynes/chilton...please spend the extra money..it has exploded views of all parts including proper torque #'s. i used to use the chilton when i had a 90 integra and no comparison...buy this and you will wont be sorry
yeah i've used haynes and it was ok for small stuff but im going all out on my vic so yeah maybe it will be a good idea to get the real deal i think im gonna go by the dealership and see if i can get a sneek peek if not i may just straight up buy it thanks guys
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holy shyte!! well then thats it. it will abviously pay itself off thnx jersey thats exactly what i was looking for... vic manual here i come
