sorry to everyone in advance i dont know if this is the right place to throw this.

im cheap, yeah i bought the Haynes manual for my 1999 honda civic si b16a2 EM1

but you know its for the Honda civic & CR-V yadda yadda yadda barly talks about the EM1 in it and i have to dig into it when i need it

im cheap as i stated before im looking for a free download for the b16a2 only or... for the EM1 all together weather it be for the 1999 or 2000 they are the same.
looking for a PDF file or something. any links would help.

again sorry for posting this here if its the wrong place. sorry mods.

 

http://www.hondahookup.com/manuals/
Has some 96-00 specific guides, at least sticks to Civics and has some stuff about DOHC engines in it!

 

thanks im willing to peice together something got some new ink carts., and alot of paper hahaha but thanks for the fast reply anyone else?

 

bump for more

 

You're probably not going to get more, because it's against H-T rules to post links to manuals (copyrighted material).

 

thank you for the blunt reply. makes it so i dont have to keep checking it out, i might try looking around some more, am i aloud to receive PM's that have them?

 

This is inaccurate. I had an exchange with several moderators and the Internet Brands administrator recently on this. Linking to the UK site manuals is permitted, for one, e.g. http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...s/CivicManual/ . Though beware that UK Civics may differ in some respects from U.S. Civics. Also, autozone.com has free online manuals that are Chilton's quality or better, occasionally excerpting the shop manual verbatim. However, Autozone has its own policy and prohibits direct linking to its manuals' pages or even linking to autozone.com. Hence just tell people to look at the free online manuals at autozone.com .

Any moderator, wannabe moderator or participant here can PM me and I will forward a copy of the appropriate PM from the appropriate higher up moderator and administrator on this.

Every site on the internet is copyrighted, regardless of whether a copyright mark is shown. To ensure compliance with the law, in theory anyone posting a link to another's site is supposed to get permission in advance.

Lastly, H-T's policy could change at any time. These days it is a commercially run site that makes its money from advertising, hence it has obligations to attempt to conform with copyright and other law.