On-Line Owners Manual

JeffR wrote:

Hi,

Here is an on-line manual that I found on the net.

Here are the Honda Owner's Manual links from the Honda website:

2005:
http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/assets/OWNERLINK/model/own_man/powersports/2005/2005_FSC600D_A.pdf

2006:
http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/assets/OWNERLINK/model/own_man/powersports/2006/2006_FSC600D_A.pdf

2007:
http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/assets/OWNERLINK/model/own_man/powersports/2007/2007_FSC600D_A.pdf

2009:
http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/assets/OWNERLINK/Model/own_man/powersports/scooter/2009/09_FSC600_A.PDF

2010:
http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/assets/OWNERLINK/Model/own_man/powersports/scooter/2010/10_FSC600_A.PDF

Bill,

Thanks for posting those. I didn't know they were on the Honda website and just found the one I posted a few days ago.

Not that I'm getting all nit-picky, but those links are for the Owners Manual, not the Service Manual.

Just saying...

Does anyone have a link to the Service Manuel? Could use one about now... Bueller?

x

MOM always knows best doesn't she??

Found the directions in My Owners Manual just
like Jeff said.... you're a gentleman & a scholar sir!!

Not going to mention what I want to do to the 'engineers' that came up with THAT nonsense ... What? They don't make screws & bolts in Japan???!! I suppose that helps them sell more plastic!!

I hope no-one minds me mentioning that in UK, what you call the owners manual, we call the owners handbook. The thing we call the manual is the full workshop book with all the details of the more involved work

Well bowl me over!

Wow you Poms need to get with it.

The Japanese have always refered to it as an Owners Manual, which was always written in Japlish.
and the Workshop Manual, is usually refered to by the Japanese as a Service Manual, was also written in Japlish in the early days. The earlier reference to a servive manual link is some sort of typo/mental block thingy by the writer of the link. :lol!:


BTW anyone have an old 2 banger Kwaka in the garage from the late 60's to mid 70's?

Please forgive my Transgression. Its just we usually use the Haynes Manuals over here. They don't do one for the Silverwing

clock is set thanks for the help

Old Limey wrote:

Please forgive my Transgression. Its just we usually use the Haynes Manuals over here. They don't do one for the Silverwing

The fact that Haynes and Clymer don't make a manual for the Silverwing greatly influenced my decision to buy one. If there is so little need to repair it that it doesn't make sense to print one, that's the best recommendation I can think of!

G'day mates I live in the Seychelles an island in the Indian nation I've just taken delivery of a silver wing, which my family paid for in London they sent it to me luckily it arrived with no damage. What totally amaze me was how big it was and heavy this thing is a real beast I did not expect it to be so heavy, this is one of the problems when buying something that you cannot see what tryout I live on the top of a mountain half a mile from the main road to get to the road I have to drive on a 2 foot wide concrete footpath through the bush if the back wheel goes off their path I find myself very quickly in the Bush little monster on top of me as I am 80 years of age I know before you say it was stupid to buy something so big that I just had no idea from looking at the Internet and the brochures that are being so much trouble it gives me a new challenge I will definitely conquer the the beast once I get it on the street it's fantastic to drive we don't have much traffic here except in the capital city the rest of the time there's hardly anyone on the road marvellous it's great to be able to to correspond with people of the same interest happy riding regards from the Seychelles Brownie

Hi Robert.
Two feet is plenty. with the low centre (or center) of gravity the Silver Wing almost stands up in her own - you won't need too much wobble room once you've got the hang of it.

(ya better nip over to the introduction thread and let the others know you are here!)

To all SilverWing riders who are looking for a workshop manual I have just received mine it's a genuine Honda silverWing 600 it has large diagrams of most of the circuit parts everything that anyone would need to know I purchased this wonderful book from a firm called Best Brands Repair Manuals you can find this site at https://www.storeonline.com/site if they can send the workshop manual is to the Seychelles they can send it anyway and take it from me this is a genuine Honda workshop manual living in the Seychelles it gives me a big piece of mind to know that I can repair the scooter if anything goes wrong Regards Brownie

The link you show doesn't work!!! (Not for me anyway).

I get a "can't connect to server" message!

To Doug try the Phone(866)553-8116 Brownie

Waspie,

Using www.storesonline.com I got to here

http://www.emanualonline.com/Motorbikes/Honda.htm

But I can't see a Silverwing (FJS600 , FSC600 etc) manual listed.

Perhaps Robert could narrow it down and post a link to the actual manual.

Cheers,

Any German speakers may find this helpful .........

http://www.slideshare.net/guesta5206f07/honda-fjs600-silver-wing-service-manual-ger-by-mosue

Here is a site that sells a Honda Service Manual

http://www.sell.com/23Z9CM

I bought one of these 2 years ago - paid $30US - included shipping. Price now seems to be $42 including shipping. You may want to email the owner to see if you can get the price I paid: manualwizard1970@yahoo.com

I sent him a check - he then sent me a manual - it all worked out.

In summary, if you do ANY work on your SWing then you need a manual - if you don't do any work - still a good idea to have a manual. I have a 2008ABS and it cover this model perfectly - as far as I can tell.

Fortunately mine came with both owner & service manuals,plus a bonus Optimate 4 battery conditioner/charger

I just ordered from sell.com for $30,the service manual.It was free standard shipping but I paid $6 fast shipment,2-3 days.Tomorrow is 3rd day.  

It was delivered in 13 days.Post office returned it to seller for postage that was already paid.Not sellers fault.It's a nice service manual.

Did you get your $6 back ? The post office should reimburse the sender and they should in turn reimburse you. I wouldn't hold my breath though. 

The guy has 500+ books for sale and only about 120 sales in 7? Years.I figured me paying shipping he' make 4-5 extra bucks.I was just glad to get it to see what Yah'll was talking about.I like to keep my head above water so I dint have to hold my breath.I'm a smoker.lol

At $36.00 you still paid a lot less than I spent at the dealer, so you got a good deal. After you read through it you will see why everyone said to get one.