Honda Car Forum

I have lots questions about Honda's and generaly how they work and there history because you can only find out so much from reading. or at least get me some pointers to Honda car history and blue prints explaining what everything is and does in an engine.

Hope this helps a bithttp://corporate.honda.com/america/timeline.aspx

You need to take a basic mechanics course to understand theories of operation in the Honda,or any other car.

Sounds like you have some studying to do You can't learn all it is you are wanting to know about Honda engines just from an answer on a website.The best way to learn about Honda engines is to work on them. Check out your local junk yard & see if you can't buy any '90's model Civic off of them that isn't totalled w/a bent frame or something, but rather maybe the engine is blown or there's a rod through the block.Next, buy every manual on that car & engine that you can. Ebay is a good place to look. Get the owner's manual, get the Honda factory repair manual, the Honda factory electrical manual & get studying. Use what you learn from there to fix your car & get it running again. These books literally will be your blue prints to figuring out where everything is & how it works on your car.This is how I learned what I know about cars.Best of luck to you!

I work for a Canada Honda dealer. We have a guide called the "Comprehensive Automtive Product Studies" that details all the characteristics and technologies of Honda vehicles, what it is, what they mean, and what effect they have on the behavior and use of the vehicle. The guide will also reference typical road tests and provide an explanation of what the data means. Check with a local dealer and ask for the Honda HC4 Intermediate training course.A good source of information about Honda are road tests published in automotive magazines or other internet sources.