bakomack

does anyone have the imports section for acuras and hondas down loaded?

how much information is provided?

I remember using alldata back in high school for my mechanics class but that was about 4-5 years ago. have they updated the info to include torque specs and things like that?

bakomack

no one has ever used alldata?

honda.lioness

Alldata online certainly has torque specs and has for many years. I would say Alldata is as worthwhile as the OEM shop manual. What is your specific need for it, hobby or work?

justinwebb

i have all the alldata dvd's... the newest ones i would have to check to see if it does

bakomack

just curious actually. I remembered a while back I put a set of cams in my b16 and forgot tthe torque specs on the rails. I just thought it would be handy to have something like that around for when you forget things

honda.lioness

Heckuva lot of free, legal online resources for that these days. To my sig's list I would add ebscohost's auto reference center (mostly for the TSBs and maybe wiring diagrams; the repair instructions are somewhat questionable). Many public libraries give cardholders a password they can use at home to access it. Alternatively in-house library computers often have Mitchell or AllData.