i can't find my owner's manual and i can't figure out how to change the passenger headlight on my 2002 civic.
the honda dealership in town wants to charge me for another manual and i just want one page.

can't find a website to help...can someone help?

type r-e-a-l-l-y slow so i can follow.

Try this site.

i went to that site and posted a question and no one is answering. there are other people with the same question on that site.

man i hate to cough up 35.00 for a new manual.

Have you tried a library?

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Yea you're going to have to take off the front bumper... the last bolt/screw should be under there. I know in my civic there's 4 bolts and 2 of them I need to take the front bumper off to get at. Front bumper is easy to do though. Just pop the clips along the top, one screw in each of the wheel wells, and 2 bolts underneath (at least that's how it is in my civic).

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Originally posted by DorianGreyed:
Have you tried a library?

If there is not a copy available try this...
If the US System works the same as the UK you can order a copy from another library (at your library) for a small fee and they will get it on loan within a few days.You can photocopy the page with the info and return the book. Cost you maybe $1.50? altogether
All the headwork you have to do is Give the details of the vehicle to the Library clerk to key into their terminal
The Search site they use is online bar the ordering details unless you have an account set up.I imagine it'll be featured in the www.refdesk.com lists somewhere (They are huge)
The address will be posted prominently in the library ..But ask for it they'll have it to hand.(if its not displayed)
I've had quite a few books via this system saved me a lot of time and Expense

Could you not just go to a dealer and ask them?
Over here in the UK, most main dealers are more then happy to help with basic enquiries.

look, why don't one of ya'll just go buy a civic and let me borrow your owners manual.

is that too much to ask...jeeez

I changed a bulb a couple times and have now adopted the approach of going to a service station and asking really nice if they can help me do it. They do it and then I tip them in cash and everyone is happy... no owner's manual required.

Make sure you go to a gas station mechanic because they will do that kind of work off the books for cash.

If only I had seen this message this weekend - too bad I wasn't online. I have an owner's manual that I can check for you but unfortunately my car is at the dealership right now so I dont have access to it. As soon as I am able to get the car, tho, I'll be glad to check in the manual and see what it says.