1990 Acura Integra Factory Service Manuals on 2040-parts.com
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Factory Service Manuals are far more detailed than any aftermarket repair manual, and Acura's (made by Honda) are particularly good at showing and explaining the car’s many systems. This two-volume set covers the 1990 model year. These manuals have been used and show wear as well as smudging and possibly writing on some pages. And as you can see, the binding is beginning to deteriorate and some pages are coming loose. But all pages in both manuals are present and accounted for.
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