which book is worth the money. hayne's repair manual or chilton's repair manual?
im planning to get the 92-95 civic repair manual. i would like to learn how to change my own brake. i kinda know how to the front already but i havent done the rear brakes yet? i heard its not to hard to but we'll see. anyways if anyone have any good info on replacing rear stock brake for my 93 civic hatch DX . feel free to post up DIY infos.... thanks for your time.

 

Go with a Helms manual, they are by far the best.

93 DX should have rear drum brakes which can be a tad tricky if you are new to things. But best bet is to get a Helms.

 

Helm hands down.

the others simply are not even close.


if you look around you can find places to download the manual.

 

I have a chiltons for my teg, my brother has a chiltons for his EG coupe. But ive looked through a helms. It is very good.

iTR

 

hey thanks for all the reply. im probably getting the HAYNE's repair manual. well does anyone have any info or know any links or website to 92-95 or 5th gen Civic repair manual? please post it up ...

 

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Dont waste your money on HAYNE's. Helms is far more useful, it written by the factory for the love of all things holy get the Helms.
The link is http://www.helminc.com/

 

Helms &gt; Haynes &gt; chiltons
at least that's how it is for me.
******* chiltons covers like 30 different cars. The haynes focuses just on b or d series civics and sols from a much smaller year range. Hell the chiltons had carbuerated CRXs with drum brakes and ****. Not like it's all that hard to sift through it, i just feel better about the haynes.

 

is the helms manual published in a regular book form, if so where would you buy that??

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Del Slow &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is the helms manual published in a regular book form, if so where would you buy that??</TD></TR></TABLE>www.helminc.com

 

I keep a helms at home and a chiltons/haynes in the car.


BTW Haynes and Chiltons books are published by the same company.

 

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Good point, i noticed some of the pics in my chiltons book said "haynes" underneath. I just like the detail to specific vehicles/engines better with the haynes *shrug*