Honda Accord, 1994-1997 (Haynes Manuals) Haynes, John

Bought for a new addition to the stable, while this is not the factory service manual, it provides a good walkthrough of almost every repair you could encounter on a car.Item arrived in used condition, matched description and quality level. No issues with seller.

I'm relatively new to working on cars, I just got tired of all these moron mechanics either messing things up or trying to be slick with me. From a guy who's only been doing this for 6 months, these manuals go into so much detail, often covering things that I cannot find on google or youtube. The explanations are clear and concise, and unlike a lot of forums online, I can easily determine what's being instructed and knowing it's being done exactly to specification. Sure, there are online versions now, but I like to be able to take the book with me and have it next to me to compare the pictures to what i'm doing, without worrying about the messiness of a typical job messing up my devices. This book has paid for itself, saving me money by enabling me to do my own mechanic work.

Bought used & came better than expected. These books are worth the price in gold. We have always had one for repairs to our vehicles. I recommend having these books on hand for your cars. It’s a encyclopedia of information for your car. Even if you don’t repair them yourself. It allows you to have some idea of what may be going wrong when you take it to a repair shop. Yes, the internet can tell you these things also. Except that the book has in-depth written, photos that are precise, & car specific. Plus, if your fixing the car & your hands are greasy. Touching an expensive phone, tablet, &/or computer device will be avoided with these books.

has a lot of general information about a 1997 honda accord EX, overall a welcome addition for me. Only disappointment for me was a lack of electrical diagrams.

I used this book to work on my 1994 Honda so much that it is covered in grease and a bit of blood from a broken finger when changing a tie rod, but it was well worth the purchase. I no longer have my Accord, but I still have this book, as it was a great help, so I'll eventually give it to somebody who needs it.What Haynes does really well is that they have a "questionnaire" that will help you to diagnose what is wrong with your car, and then the detailed, step-by-step instructions--that tell you what tools you will need, as Hondas have a few specialty tools that are required to work on them--make repairs easier. Torque values are included, and notes of caution are abundant so that attempted repairs do not cause you to do more harm than good, at least, not without ample warning. For the home mechanic, this is a must for this car.

I was having a problem with my air bag going off. Ah a car bumper backed into me????well my point of view.I went to a dealership and was floored at what the cost would be installed. I decided to go to a parts yard and see if I could get an airbag for my Honda. I found one but wasn't sure the procedure to install it. I went to Amazon and found the manual for my car. Step by step I installed the air bag. I saved hundreds of dollars. Up here you have to pass a safty inspection..I did it was installed properly.The manual was shipped in a plastic bag insided a shipping package. It arrived on the date that was stated. I also received, via e-mail, the shipping number when it was shipped.I am extremely pleased with the service and quality of shipping.

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I am so glad that we finally decided to get this manual for our car. When something goes wrong we no longer have to spend hours online trying to figure out what the problem might be and how or if we could fix it ourselves. It takes a lot of stress and worry out of car repairs because we have the instructions and pictures showing us how to do many of the repairs ourselves and if we can't do them ourselves then we are more informed when taking our car in for repairs. It brings a sense of security when dealing with mechanics.