Honda Civic engine transplant
Mike Johnson faced a problem when the engine in his Honda Civic suddenly developed a large extra hole in it. So he dug out his Haynes manual and swapped it
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Chain oiler for Aprilia
Haynes contributor Euan Doig has been taking pity on his Aprilia Shiver, and has treated it to an automatic chain lubricator, courtesy of Scottoiler.
Auxiliary belt – checking and changing
Your car's auxiliary belt is vital, so it pays to make sure it's in good nick. Haynes' resident expert Martynn Randall advises on how to keep an eye on it, and how to swap it...
Your repairs – Land Rover 110
Mark Mallin loves his Land Rover 110 so much that he decided to restore it, with the help of his Haynes Manual
Your repairs – 2007 Mini Cooper
Jamie Mooney's wife saw a Mini Cooper with a failed cylinder head gasket, and encouraged him to get it running. He did so, with the help of Haynes...
How to open a stuck bonnet
A stuck bonnet catch gives Haynes writer Euan Doig a lesson in letting maintenance standards slip.
Why you can rely on Haynes: Trustpilot
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Your repairs – 1988 Ford Maverick
Matt Mercieca, his son Ewan and father Joseph are using the Haynes knowledge to restore their hard-used 1988 Ford Maverick short wheelbase.