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Torque Settings

7 posts Started 18 Mar 2015 Last recovered post 20 Mar 2015 Wayback Machine snapshot 1 Jun 2015

#1

anyobnne got a list, specifically rear brake caliper bolts. Might as well take that off and check it after the issues with the fronts


#2

download the service manual. They are all in there.


#3

Torque settings for the brakes and some related on the 8th gen; here you go... :beer:

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#4

:fing02:   :fing02:   :fing02:


#5

download the service manual. They are all in there.


I haven't seen an 8th Gen service manual on line. Have you? Where?
#6

http://www.service-s...-repair-manual/

Just get this version.  It's a pretty well made copy of the original factory service manual and only cost $35.  I always get a real service manual for all of my vehicles, and I'm happy with this one.  Yes, I would prefer a "real" one, but for the price, it'll work just fine.
 


#7

It had been pointed out to me previously on this web site that Honda's owner's manual mentions the real honest to goodness Honda service manual from Helm Inc. is just $39.95 plus $6 for shipping.

http://www.helminc.c...JM00&itemtype=N

Unfortunately for those of us who no longer wish to collect paper manuals, a digital version is not available from Helm Inc.

Although if someone were interested in spending several hours feeding sheets into a scanner and making a PDF file of the service manual, purely as an experiment of course, the knock-off manual is an excellent starting point since the binding is easily un-done.  :wink:


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