When everyone refers to a helms manual are you refering to the shop/service infromation one as seen here http://www.helminc.com/helm/se...73TBB or is it one of the other manuals seen in the "document type" pull down menu?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Henryx33 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">http://www.helminc.com is the right one

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did you even read my question?

 

The service manual.
http://www.helminc.com/helm/pr...73TBB

 

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http://www.helminc.com/helm/pr...73TBB</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thank you That is what I thought but just double checking

 

That's the correct service manual for a '98. The '98 Integra Service Manual (that one) has the information for all '98 Integras including the ITR.

For '97, they did not publish an entire service manual. Instead, they issued an ITR supplement to the '94 Integra Service Manual, so the ITR-specific information is in the supplement, everything else is in the '94. So for a '97, if you want complete, precise information, you need the '94 manual and the '97 ITR supplement.

For '01 (and maybe '00, not sure), they did not publish an entire service manual. Instead, they issued a supplement to the '98 Integra Service Manual, so information that changed from '98 to '01 is in the supplement, everything else is in the '98. So for an '01, if you want complete, precise information, you need the '98 manual and the '01 supplement. (Again, not sure about '00.)

However, the '98 Integra Service Manual has 99.9 percent of the information you need to work on any year USIM ITR, so you can almost always get away with just the '98 Integra Service Manual without necessarily buying any supplements.

HTH

 

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For '01 (and maybe '00, not sure), they did not publish an entire service manual. Instead, they issued a supplement to the '98 Integra Service Manual, so information that changed from '98 to '01 is in the supplement, everything else is in the '98. So for an '01, if you want complete, precise information, you need the '98 manual and the '01 supplement. (Again, not sure about '00.)</TD></TR></TABLE>

There is indeed a 00 supplement service manual.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nsxtasy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That's the correct service manual for a '98. The '98 Integra Service Manual (that one) has the information for all '98 Integras including the ITR.

For '97, they did not publish an entire service manual. Instead, they issued an ITR supplement to the '94 Integra Service Manual, so the ITR-specific information is in the supplement, everything else is in the '94. So for a '97, if you want complete, precise information, you need the '94 manual and the '97 ITR supplement.

For '01 (and maybe '00, not sure), they did not publish an entire service manual. Instead, they issued a supplement to the '98 Integra Service Manual, so information that changed from '98 to '01 is in the supplement, everything else is in the '98. So for an '01, if you want complete, precise information, you need the '98 manual and the '01 supplement. (Again, not sure about '00.)

However, the '98 Integra Service Manual has 99.9 percent of the information you need to work on any year USIM ITR, so you can almost always get away with just the '98 Integra Service Manual without necessarily buying any supplements.

HTH</TD></TR></TABLE>
QFT and mine is in good hands now.

 

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QFT and mine is in good hands now. </TD></TR></TABLE>
:blush:

Helms = best $$ I've spent on the kaa yet. ....though it is a lil smokey...

 

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:blush:

Helms = best $$ I've spent on the kaa yet. ....though it is a lil smokey... </TD></TR></TABLE>
* blush *
And it's masturbatory to read it if you don't own an R.

 

I was reading the B18B1 section.....a lil....

 

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Helms = best $$ I've spent on the kaa yet. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Check out hondatech "dot" info
You can download both the 94 and the 98 (as well as a ton of other manuals). Still, go ahead and buy one...it is well worth it and nice to have a complete book while working on the car.

 

for my 2001 itr, just trying to confirm if these are the manuals I would need?


http://www.helminc.com/helm/pr...73TBB
and
http://www.helminc.com/helm/pr...73TBB

just wanting to double check before i order?

thanks again fellas

 

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Yes, that's correct.

Just so you're not surprised, though - the $64 manual is like 1000+ pages, the thick book that tells you everything you need to work on your car. The $38 supplement is really thin, like 20 pages, and you'll probably never need it - but if you're interested in having everything totally complete and accurate, then yes, that's the right one for your car.

 

Any one that has one laying around pm.