young_tuner

Anyone know where to get a 97-2001 prelude haynes manual i cant seem to find one. Thanks in advance.

vinuneuro

Haynes, Chilton etc are crap. Dl the honda service manual which is the helms.

http://www.spoonhonda.com/Free_Downl...uals_s/119.htm

bb4socal

I can sell you a honda prelude 5th gen manual OEM. 100 bucks shipped. your chose of year. Also have seperate ETM(Electronic Technical Manual). For that one its another 50 dollars.

gstrudler

Does anyone know the difference between the Helm's "shop" and "service" manual. I tried asking them before I ordered a couple years ago and they didn't give me a real clear answer, so I went with the service manual and it seems to have everything in it.

jlude90

i know they discontinued the 4th gen FSM, but i don't know about the 5th gen, prices have gotten STUPID for the printed ones, they used to be like $30, now i can't find one for a 4th gen for under $100 shipped

vinuneuro

Why bother buying a printed copy when the pdf copies are available free.

Giant_Bean

http://www.helminc.com/helm/product2...N69B78TL7663L0
that is a link for the 4th gen manual, still available. And having a paper manual is much easier to work with, especially if you are using multiple sections of the manual, I actually have both versions, but like the paper better.

ethereal2pt2

because it doesn't require batteries

bb4socal

I gotta agree with you. Having the paperback is alot easy to work with when your actually working outside on a vehicle. I was just putting an offer out there. Personally, those books are priceless. I have many different models from civic to ridgeline from 1988 to 2008.

Kronn 98SH

want a paper copy? print a few pages out from the PDF. Still free, still easy.

ethereal2pt2

to each, their own.