This comprehensive Daihatsu CB-23 Engine Workshop Service Manual is a valuable resource for experienced mechanical technicians familiar with BRP products and general automotive practices. It provides detailed instructions for the repair and overhaul of Daihatsu CB-23 Engine cars, focusing on the specific aspects of this model. The manual also includes repair procedures for proprietary components manufactured for the Daihatsu CB-23 Engine, incorporating instructions from the respective component manufacturers. This allows technicians to understand the functions of these components and assess the overall performance of the vehicle. The manual emphasizes crucial information through the use of "WARNING," "CAUTION," and "NOTE" labels. It covers routine maintenance and servicing, offers diagnostic and repair procedures for troubleshooting, and provides specifications and procedures that were previously available only to authorized Daihatsu CB-23 Engine dealer service departments. It includes instructions for various tasks, from basic tune-ups and routine maintenance to more extensive repairs involving engine and transmission disassembly. The manual provides detailed information on: * Tune-ups for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Maintenance for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Removal and installation procedures for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Assemblies and disassemblies for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Fuel system for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Ignition for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Lubrication system for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Exhaust for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Electrical system for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine * Body for Daihatsu CB-23 Engine This manual empowers Daihatsu CB-23 Engine owners to perform repairs with the knowledge and confidence of a professional automotive technician.

The Daihatsu CB-23 engine, a compact and reliable powerplant, powered a range of Daihatsu vehicles in the 1970s and 1980s. This engine was known for its simplicity and durability, characteristics that made it popular for both passenger and commercial applications. The CB-23 engine is a 1.0-liter, four-cylinder, naturally aspirated, air-cooled gasoline engine. It features an overhead valve (OHV) design, with a single camshaft operating the valves through pushrods and rocker arms. This simple layout made it easy to maintain and repair, further contributing to its popularity. Though its power output was modest at around 45 horsepower, the CB-23's fuel efficiency and robustness made it a suitable engine for small vehicles in a range of market segments. The CB-23 engine was primarily used in Daihatsu's compact car models, including the Daihatsu Fellow and the Daihatsu Compagno. These vehicles were popular with families and commuters, seeking affordability and reliability. The CB-23 also found its way into Daihatsu's commercial vehicles, including the Daihatsu Hijet, a small pickup truck that was widely used for deliveries and light hauling. Over its production run, the CB-23 engine underwent several minor revisions and improvements, including changes to the carburetor, ignition system, and cooling system. These modifications aimed to enhance performance, fuel efficiency, and overall reliability. Despite its age, the CB-23 remains a popular engine among enthusiasts and mechanics, thanks to its simplicity, durability, and relatively easy availability of parts.