Honda CR-V 2007–2010 Service & Repair Manual (P/N 61SWA00)
2,317 Pages • ZIP Download: 13 Printable PDFs • 496.43 MB
Honda Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Model: CR-V
Sub-models / Variants: 2WD (RE3), 4WD (RE4), LX, EX, EX-L
Model Years: 2007–2010 (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010)
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Engine: 2.4 L DOHC i-VTEC 4-cylinder (K24Z1)
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Transmission: 5-speed automatic (MZJA 2WD, MZHA 4WD)
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Compression Pressure: 930 kPa (135 psi) minimum
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Spark Plug Gap: 1.0–1.1 mm (0.039–0.043 in.)
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Engine Oil Capacity: 4.2 L (4.4 US qt) with filter
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Engine Coolant Capacity: 7.1 L (1.88 US gal) for overhaul
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Fuel Tank Capacity: 58.0 L (15.3 US gal)
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Drive System: Real-time 4WD-Dual Pump System (4WD models)
Honda Manual Features & Selected Content Preview
Honda’s factory Service Manual (P/N 61SWA00), First Edition 10/2006, covers the 2007 North American CR-V for the USA and Canada: RE3 2WD and RE4 Real-Time 4WD, with the K24Z1 engine and MZJA or MZHA automatic transmission.
PDF Search, Navigation and Chapter Files
Search and diagram detail: Existing OCR text supports searching in most chapters, though recognition errors occur. HVAC and Restraints are only partly searchable; some Body Electrical and Audio diagram pages also lack searchable text. None of the files has embedded PDF bookmarks. Small labels in the sampled wiring diagrams are readable when enlarged.
HVAC file limitation: PDF p. 29 in ch_10 is blank within the blower-motor DTC troubleshooting procedure, leaving a gap between the surrounding diagnostic steps.
The ZIP contains 13 printable PDFs totaling 2,317 pages, including one introduction page, eight standalone SRS notice pages and 13 blank pages. Page counts for ch_1 through ch_13 are 86, 148, 30, 398, 502, 59, 78, 100, 206, 74, 308, 144 and 184, respectively. The first-edition imprint lists 2,320 pages for the original publication.
Engine Overhaul, Drivetrain Testing and Vehicle Diagnostics
The following is a selection of covered work, rather than a complete contents list; further topics include wiper/washer testing and rear-window defogger repair.
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Engine and valve train: Step-by-step engine removal and installation, compression inspection, VTEC rocker-arm testing, VTC actuator inspection, valve-clearance adjustment, cam-chain service and cylinder-head reconditioning.
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Transmission and 4WD driveline: Road, stall-speed and hydraulic pressure tests; solenoid and sensor diagnosis; transmission removal and internal overhaul; Dual Pump rear-differential testing and driveshaft/propeller-shaft service.
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Steering and suspension: Power-steering pump and gearbox testing/overhaul, wheel alignment, hub and bearing replacement, ball joints, control arms, dampers, springs and TPMS fault isolation.
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Brakes and VSA: Brake bleeding, caliper overhaul, parking-brake service, VSA troubleshooting and wheel-speed, steering-angle and yaw-rate sensor service.
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Electrical and control systems: Starting, ignition and charging diagnosis; PGM-FI, electronic throttle, multiplex controls, immobilizer, audio/navigation and SRS troubleshooting, supported by circuit diagrams and connector views.
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Heating and air conditioning: Refrigerant recovery, evacuation, charging and leak testing; evaporator and heater-unit service; actuator checks and HVAC self-diagnostic procedures.
This workshop-level manual suits technicians familiar with mechanical overhaul and electrical fault tracing; many diagnostic procedures require HDS and dedicated test equipment.
Vehicle Identification and Maintenance Minder
The identification section distinguishes LX, EX and EX-L grades and provides chassis, production-plant and paint-code information, including East Liberty and Saitama production. These distinctions help match drivetrain, electrical, body and audio/navigation information to the vehicle before repair work begins.
Maintenance Minder coverage explains display behavior, main and sub-item codes, reset procedures, overdue indications, and the PCM-calculated engine-oil and automatic-transmission-fluid life used to trigger service messages.
Internal Engine and Transaxle Repair
Engine repair reaches camshaft and rocker inspection, valve-guide replacement, valve-seat reconditioning, crankshaft and piston teardown, bearing selection, cylinder inspection and bore honing. Lubrication coverage includes oil-pressure diagnosis and oil-pump overhaul; cooling procedures address radiator pressure testing, thermostat inspection and water-pump replacement.
Honda’s exploded-view indexes connect disassembly sequences with thread sizes, torque callouts, inspection points and special tools. That lets a technician identify the related fasteners, inspection requirements and equipment when planning an internal repair.
Transmission procedures extend to the valve bodies, ATF pump, internal shafts and gears, first-through-fifth clutch assemblies, A/T differential, transfer unit and shift/interlock mechanisms. The troubleshooting notes explain how pump-to-housing misalignment can seize the ATF pump and how excessive main-seal installation depth can obstruct the fluid return passage.
Fault Tracing and Module Setup
Engine-electrical sections cover starter-circuit diagnosis and overhaul, ignition timing, coil and spark-plug inspection, charging tests, alternator overhaul and cruise-control input testing. Fuel-system procedures include pressure testing, injector and fuel-pump replacement, plus EGR and EVAP fault diagnosis.
DTC indexes, symptom charts, connector and terminal views, control-unit input tests and sensor/actuator checks support diagnosis of PGM-FI, electronic throttle, A/T, F-CAN/B-CAN, MICU and immobilizer faults.
Setup procedures include PCM updating and idle learn, readiness-code procedures, TPMS sensor-ID memorization and immobilizer key registration. Body-electrical coverage adds power-window and moonroof resets, gauge-module odometer and maintenance-data transfer, and ODS initialization/calibration.
Factory-tool references include the CR-V engine hanger adapter VSB02C000032, fuel-pressure gauge attachment set 07AAJ-S6MA150 and SRS inflator simulator 07SAZ-TB4011A.
Body Service, HVAC and Restraints
Body procedures cover doors and glass, moonroof service, dashboard and seat work, bumper and tailgate adjustment, water-leak checks, subframe work and a frame repair chart. Steering-gearbox removal warnings address cable-reel damage associated with disconnecting the steering joint before steering-wheel removal.
Audio/navigation sections provide self-diagnostic functions, symptom troubleshooting and component service. HVAC testing links temperature, pressure and airflow symptoms with component checks.
This download contains the Service Manual; separate Electrical Troubleshooting and Body Repair publications are not included. Honda assigns SRS service to authorized dealers and specifies dedicated precautions and test tools. Fuel-pressure, refrigerant, lifting and rotating-component work should follow the manual’s warnings and normal workshop safety practices.
Circuit Diagrams and Factory Reference Data
Representative references include the Fan Controls, A/T Interlock System, TPMS, HVAC, Power Windows and SRS Circuit Diagrams. Factory data includes component-specific torque specifications, approved fluids and capacities, pressure-test specifications, gear ratios, alignment settings, inspection and wear limits, clearances and electrical test values.
Valve-Clearance and Oil-Pressure Data Preview
Valve adjustment: For the K24Z1, the valve-clearance section specifies 0.21–0.25 mm intake and 0.28–0.32 mm exhaust, with cylinder-head temperature below 100°F (38°C).
Lubrication diagnosis: The engine oil-pressure test specifies minimum pressure of 70 kPa at idle and 300 kPa at 3,000 rpm, with engine-oil temperature at 176°F (80°C).
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