This comprehensive service and repair manual is specifically designed for the Daihatsu Extol model years 1993-1997. It provides detailed instructions and technical information for servicing and repairing all aspects of your vehicle. Whether you are a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this manual offers clear and concise instructions, accompanied by high-quality diagrams, to guide you through each repair process.

The manual covers every system and component of your Extol, ensuring you have access to the necessary information for any maintenance or repair task. It includes detailed instructions for engine repair, transmission service, electrical system diagnostics, suspension and steering adjustments, braking system maintenance, and much more. With step-by-step instructions and exploded diagrams, the manual simplifies even complex repairs, allowing you to confidently tackle any issue.

This manual is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to maintain and repair their Daihatsu Extol. It provides the same information used by professional mechanics, empowering you to perform your own repairs and save money. You can access the information you need quickly and easily, without the need for cumbersome paper manuals.

The Daihatsu Extol, produced from 1993 to 1997, was a compact hatchback marketed primarily in Japan and certain export markets. It served as the successor to the Daihatsu Charade, sharing its platform and mechanical components. While sharing the Charade's underpinnings, the Extol introduced a distinctive, more rounded and modern design language. This included a larger, more upright windshield, smoother curves, and a more pronounced grille. The Extol aimed to provide a practical and fuel-efficient option for city driving, emphasizing economy and maneuverability. It was available in both three- and five-door configurations, catering to a range of needs and preferences. Under the hood, the Extol was powered by a variety of small-displacement gasoline engines, ranging from the 660cc 3-cylinder unit to a slightly larger 1.0L 4-cylinder engine. These engines were known for their efficiency, providing decent fuel economy without sacrificing city driving performance.

The Daihatsu Extol was further characterized by its compact dimensions, making it ideal for navigating tight urban streets and finding parking spots with ease. Inside, the cabin was designed for practicality, offering sufficient space for four passengers and a decent cargo area. The Extol's interior featured simple yet functional instrumentation and controls, focused on user-friendliness. While being a relatively basic model, the Extol offered a range of features including air conditioning, power steering, and various trim levels to suit different budgets and preferences. Despite its popularity in Japan, the Extol remained a largely unknown model in many other regions. The Extol's production ended in 1997, paving the way for the next generation of Daihatsu compact hatchbacks, which continued to build upon the brand's reputation for efficient and affordable vehicles.