This comprehensive factory service repair manual provides detailed repair procedures for the 1977-1983 Daihatsu Charade G10, specifically for vehicles equipped with the CB engine. It's the same manual used by mechanics at your local service center, offering you the most accurate and reliable information for maintaining and repairing your Charade.
The manual covers a wide range of topics, including general information about the vehicle, a thorough breakdown of the engine, and detailed instructions for engine tune-ups. It guides you through in-vehicle service procedures, explores engine mechanicals, and dives into the complexities of the fuel, lubrication, cooling, and turbocharger systems. You'll also find comprehensive coverage of the engine's electrical system, intake system, exhaust emission control system, and a helpful appendix.
The Daihatsu Charade G10, produced from 1977 to 1983, marked a significant step forward for the Japanese automaker and solidified its position in the burgeoning city car market. This compact hatchback, available in both three and five-door configurations, aimed to provide a practical and fuel-efficient mode of transportation for urban dwellers. The G10's design was characterized by its simple yet functional lines, with a boxy shape that maximized interior space. It was powered by a range of small, lightweight engines, including the 848cc CB engine and the 993cc 3E engine, both known for their reliability and fuel economy. The Charade G10 offered a practical interior with a focus on functionality, boasting ample seating for four passengers and a surprisingly spacious cargo area. The suspension, designed for comfort and maneuverability, contributed to the vehicle's enjoyable driving experience.
Beyond its practical appeal, the Charade G10 garnered a loyal following for its affordability and ease of maintenance. This made it a popular choice for first-time car buyers and budget-conscious consumers around the globe. The G10's success further cemented Daihatsu's reputation for crafting reliable and affordable vehicles. It also paved the way for the introduction of later Charade models, which built upon the original's strengths and further refined the compact hatchback formula. Even today, the Charade G10 remains a popular choice for restoration enthusiasts, with its iconic design and enduring practicality continuing to hold value for classic car enthusiasts. It serves as a testament to Daihatsu's commitment to creating innovative and affordable vehicles, solidifying its legacy as a pioneer in the city car segment.