Go to a dealer have them print out what you need.

 

While these manuals are typically reserved for authorized service centers, there are several avenues you can explore to access the information you need. Engaging with Kia enthusiast communities can be beneficial. Members often share resources, experiences, and sometimes access to service manuals. Websites like eManualOnline and WorkshopManuals.com have been mentioned by users as sources for obtaining service manuals. While the "Right to Repair" movement advocates for consumer access to repair information, the availability of official service manuals can still be limited

 

Had the same CR-V 2.2 i-DTEC and ended up grabbing a PDF workshop manual from eManualOnline after a mate it. Helped big time when I changed out the EGR and diagnosed a glow plug issue. Just make sure whatever manual you get covers the diesel variant specifically, not just the petrol makes a world of difference.

 

This manual covers the 2006–2012 RAV4 models and provides detailed service and maintenance information. You can access it here: AutoZone offers free online repair guides for various vehicles, including the Toyota RAV4. This platform provides diagnostic and service procedures for various Toyota models. Engaging with forums like Reddit's r/MechanicAdvice can connect you with individuals offering manufacturer repair procedures. If you prefer a physical copy, platforms like eBay often have listings for Toyota RAV4 service manuals.

 

If you are looking for a repair manual for the 2011 CR-V 2.2 Diesel, I would say check eManualOnline or Workshop Manuals.org others have mentioned. I personally used one of these sites when working on my own CR-V and it was super helpful, especially for troubleshooting the turbocharger. Just make sure to get the diesel version as it has key differences from the petrol model.

A little advice: Always double-check that the manual is specific to your engine type mistakes can lead to costly errors during repairs.

 

The only manual is the online one from Haynes manuals at a cost, or you could use the Honda MARIS system.

 

I cant remember who shared this orginally to give credit to, but it was on this site somewhere. Its US manual, petrol, but useful.
Note to open in browser or pdf viewer that lets you see the menu on left hand side, for each section