Im going to be swapping my suspension out for new stuff soon and i need to torque specs for the bolts on the rear LCA. If anyone has them, let me know.

If anyone has a shop manual that can be downloaded in PDF format or something, let me know as well! Thanks

 

Ok.. the Haynes Manual for 92-95 Civic has all three bolts torqued to 40 ft lbs. Let me know if you need anything else. I have the manual and can send pics if needed. Good luck.

 

it would help if you told us for what car year?

 

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hah **** ur right. I would prefer the manual for a Del Sol VTEC, but i think the integra or the 92-95 civic would work too?

 

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hah **** ur right. I would prefer the manual for a Del Sol, but i think the integra or the 92-95 civic would work too?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Forgot to mention that the 29-95 civic manual is the same for the del sol s & si. (what I have) At least thats what it says on the cover.... Im not sure how much the torque would change(if any) for the VTEC model

 

Get a copy of All Data.

A bit pricey but way better than haynes or chilton.

 

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A bit pricey but way better than haynes or chilton.</TD></TR></TABLE>

im actually looking for a helm...i used to have one in PDF format but my computer crashed and i had to reformat. It was for an integra, but it worked for me. Bump before bedtime....thanks guys!

 

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hah **** ur right. I would prefer the manual for a Del Sol VTEC, but i think the integra or the 92-95 civic would work too?</TD></TR></TABLE>

check your pm. let me know if that works for you.

 

you can get it at getdistracted.com in the car section

 

very interesting. Thanks to everyone, especially cx_shoe. This thread may now be forgotten aboot!

 

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Looks like it may be dead links man...

 

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Yes, all download links appear to be dead. I get my manuals from http://www.hondahookup.com/manuals/. They work but if you don't have a login for that site you have to register before you can download them.

 

http://honda.icelord.net/

 

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A bit pricey but way better than haynes or chilton.</TD></TR></TABLE>

more like SOME Data. that software is definitely not what it is cracked up to be IMO. Mitchell or something similiar is better than All Data. and i dont even know if i can say that All Data is all that much better then chilton. Haynes and Chilton both have all the tourque specs needed. if you're going to spend the money on anything, i'd spend it on a Helm's. even better than All Data.