Originally Posted by SilverEX15

If 350 of us chipped in $1.00, someone could rent the manual and copy it, maybe - although it may not be possible to keep any info from that $350 online manual.

Originally Posted by cookiemech

Heck, I'd chip in $10 . . . then we'd only need 34 others like me!

Originally Posted by cookiemech

That's the $350 question . . . which needs to be answered by someone more savvy than I . . .

Originally Posted by SilverEX15

I haven't been able to find that $350 deal online. I wanted to read about it.

Originally Posted by stembridge

You mean Honda Service Express? They do show availability of all service manuals for the 2015 Fit, but only via subscription.

I have some EX-L parts I bought that I need to eventually get around to installing on my EX, and will probably do a one-day subscription ($20) to see how things come apart as well as get a feel for how thorough their materials are and whether it's worth the spend in the first place.

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Originally Posted by SilverEX15

It's not looking good for 2015 Fit service manuals. Checking with Helm, 2012 was the last year they offered a Fit service manual, for $150. That's a lot to spend for someone who has a 2015, hoping there are similarities. Maybe there will be one later on, but if they didn't have one for 2012 - 2014, it seems unlikely.

The alternative is to pay $350 for one year of online access - not very practical. Hopefully, Haynes will have something. I looked just now, and they have nothing for any year Fit.

Helm Incorporated: Product Search Engine

I always got manuals with my cars, and it made it so much easier taking things apart and making repairs. Obviously, these manuals exist, since Honda uses them. Could it be that they want us to bring our cars to them for service and repair? What a shocking idea!

Originally Posted by ddfit151

I've had no luck as well trying to find a service manual. Not that I am going to do an engine job, but I like to know more about details of the Fit if I ever need too.

Only thing I have found is a parts look up that at least gives us a breakdown

Genuine Honda OEM Automotive Parts Catalog - Bernardi Parts

Originally Posted by SilverEX15

Yes, Bernardi has some good info, but taking things apart without diagrams can be tricky. I guess Honda figured losing sales of the manuals would be compensated by the extra work we would pay them to do. I'm not paying them anything, though.