Customer Reviews

Acura Coupes and Sedans, 1986-93 (Chilton's Total Car Care Repair Manuals)

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Coverage of the Vigor is, at best, an afterthought. Not much usable information here. If you want Vigor documentation, this isn't it.

Coverage of Integra and Legend is better, and more typical of Chilton's manuals. Not bad. Not great.

I have a '91 Integra. It's an alright book - pretty standard Chilton publication. Personally, I would prefer to see less pages (if any) devoted to things like rebuilding the whole engine (something I am very unlikely to attempt on my own) and far more detail on the typical do-it-yourself maintenance stuff. Not that I need someone to walk me through an oil change or anything, but for example, when one of the small coolant hoses on the back of the engine below the intake manifold was leaking, I couldn't find a single diagram in the book that showed any of the hoses back there. There are something like six or eight little hoses down there and it's very difficult to determine which one is which so that I can tell my parts dealer which one I need. The book was no help here (but neither was the Haynes publication). So, if you're familiar with Chilton books, this one is pretty standard fare.

Very good book to own for anyone with an Acura vehicle. Buy this book to keep your Acura in excellent shape and a ride that will last over 300,000 miles.