I'm pretty disappointed that they don't make manuals for GD3's. And GD's has been here for quite sometime now. It's ok if you have warranties but there's a time you definitely need a repair manual.

 

I have one of these 2007 Fit Service Manual (KA) - Helm Incorporated .

 

I never thought of Helm but it seems that my local parts store only carry Haynes. I feel a little uncomfortable ordering anything online that's the thing.

 

There is probably a order form for Helm in your owners manual if you don't want to order on line, you can get one from your dealer, or order from Helm by telephone http://www.helminc.com/helm/about_co...46F&Style=helm .

 

Having tried to use Haynes manuals in the past, I can tell you don't waste your money. The Helms is 1002% better - it's the exact same manual the dealer uses.

 

Definitely get your self the Honda Fit service Manual.

 

I'll check it out. mostly i will be needing wiring diagrams.

 

How much do these things run?

 

Less than $60 before tax/s&h at the official Helms site. Just look for the 2007 version.

 

2007 is good for an 08.

 

Check your local library web page.
The Richmond library www.yourlibrary.ca links to EBSCO auto repair reference centre and you can download the circuit diagrams

 

We have more than a hunbdred shop manuals in our shop bookshelf; most were ordered from Helm because they have the contracts and do not divuklge to Haynes. weve never had a problem with Helms and they are the official manuals.

 

I finally picked up one of the Helms manuals from another Freak that is into some other car now... It's a good one.

 

I have an electronic service manual for my GE8 and honestly there is NO SUBSTITUTE I don't know how I used to work on my old cars with just a haynes manual.

 

We have over 100 factory manuals and almost all are Helms. The manufacturers 'farmed out' the printing because Helms is less costly.