This handy little resource will not only provide you with any technical service bulletin, or recall, but will also provide you with all PDI information.

http://search.ebscohost.com/

Username: lib
Password: Access

Once you've logged into the EBSCO you'll want to proceed by clicking the following:

Auto Repair Reference Center

After that you'll be asked to "Please choose the year of your vehicle:" followed by the make, model, and submodel. You'll then be graciously given all the required information you desire that most automotive companies don't even bother informing their customers of.

I don't mean to t00t my own horn, but this post should definitely be stickied! enjoi.

 

great resource. +rep for hondas secrets

 

Very Nice... + Rep for you!!!

 

Thanks!

So, is there anything for the 08 Fit that needs looking at?

 

Yes moderators, please sticky this thread!!!!!!!!!!

 

wow thumbs up!

 

very nice! now all we need is a downloadable pdf service manual.

 

good find
plus rep to you.

 

I'm with you on this one. I def want a pdf service manual.
just can't believe it's not out yet.
i remember when i got my camry. it felt like the
next day we all had pdf.

 

t00t!

I'll do it for you.

+1 REP for you!

 

Great find! +reps..

 

Thanks for posting!

Rep +1 for you!

 

password and user id no longer work

 

So much for that, lol.

 

The following Username and Password have expired. These now work:

Username: spl
Password: ebsco

 

great site..thanks for the new user ID info...cudos!!!

 

+ rep! very useful

 

Is anyone aware where the reference material moved to? I did find the Auto Repair Reference Center through the search, however it appears to be a dead link. Anyone catch something I missed?

 

It's possible the Stratford Public Library did not renew their subscription for that section through Ebsco to save on cost. I believe OP was using his school's login to access the hosted data through Ebsco. It was nice of him to share with us but I don't think it's available at that library anymore, or doesn't appear to be anyway.

 

Yeah, he was really nice to provide it. I'm definitely going to continue to use the resources there. I was just wondering if I wasn't bright enough to find where the automotive TSBs were moved too.