Eric O. Gets A Honda Civic
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Comments and reviews: 10
pupupipichorro
I had a car like this and when my engine blew I just bought a 500 dollar jdm here in los angeles, installed it myself and car ran exlnt for the 3 years I drove it until I sold it in perfect running condition a few months ago. the only thing I don't recommend for 01 to 05 civics is jdm transmission because you will get a code p0740 even tho the transmissions are good, they are just not 100 percent compatible l. but enginewise they r good.
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I had a car like this and when my engine blew I just bought a 500 dollar jdm here in los angeles, installed it myself and car ran exlnt for the 3 years I drove it until I sold it in perfect running condition a few months ago. the only thing I don't recommend for 01 to 05 civics is jdm transmission because you will get a code p0740 even tho the transmissions are good, they are just not 100 percent compatible l. but enginewise they r good.
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Jaz
Cool Man! I had a 04 Civic EX 5spd manual, got it new with 0. 09 miles on the ODO. I know a lot about that model! 2 transmissions, 2 flywheels, balls joints, cv shafts, suspension repairs, but the one thing I never had to touch was that 1. 7 motor! Traded it in at 180K - oh and the Air intake temp sensor likes to fall out of the intake.
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Cool Man! I had a 04 Civic EX 5spd manual, got it new with 0. 09 miles on the ODO. I know a lot about that model! 2 transmissions, 2 flywheels, balls joints, cv shafts, suspension repairs, but the one thing I never had to touch was that 1. 7 motor! Traded it in at 180K - oh and the Air intake temp sensor likes to fall out of the intake.
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dave
I had two head gaskets go on my 94 civic. Repaired this and it went for almost 500 000kms. Power steering rack started to leak this year so I finally sold it to a wrecker. Had it 24 years not bad for driving it in the extreme salt belt of Ontario canada. I bought the car when I worked at the Honda manufacturing plant.
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I had two head gaskets go on my 94 civic. Repaired this and it went for almost 500 000kms. Power steering rack started to leak this year so I finally sold it to a wrecker. Had it 24 years not bad for driving it in the extreme salt belt of Ontario canada. I bought the car when I worked at the Honda manufacturing plant.
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Duncan
They took that guy for a ride on the heater core replacement. Not a chance in hell would there be no evidence of a change under the dash. That just sucks, how can anybody do such a thing and sleep at night. In my book there's nothing worse than a thief. Not a bad car, fix it and flip it. Thanks for the video.
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They took that guy for a ride on the heater core replacement. Not a chance in hell would there be no evidence of a change under the dash. That just sucks, how can anybody do such a thing and sleep at night. In my book there's nothing worse than a thief. Not a bad car, fix it and flip it. Thanks for the video.
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MAJOR
Right. Head gasket leak, low on coolant so heater wasn't working right? So they added some coolant, maybe changed the oil mess and charged him for a heater core. Terrible. This is why I have to have a lot of outstanding reviews before taking my cars to anyone.
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Right. Head gasket leak, low on coolant so heater wasn't working right? So they added some coolant, maybe changed the oil mess and charged him for a heater core. Terrible. This is why I have to have a lot of outstanding reviews before taking my cars to anyone.
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Garrett's
I had a 92 Civic DX Sedan 5spd Manual I got for 600 bucks and I had it for a year before I bought a 2002 Cavalier Coupe and had that one for 4 yrs and now I have my '13 Honda Fit that I bought brand new the same year and had it ever since and love it!
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I had a 92 Civic DX Sedan 5spd Manual I got for 600 bucks and I had it for a year before I bought a 2002 Cavalier Coupe and had that one for 4 yrs and now I have my '13 Honda Fit that I bought brand new the same year and had it ever since and love it!
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TheRebuilt1
Yeah no way the heater core was done, oldest trick in the book, charge for something there is no way an average customer can confirm was/wasn't done. Customer, always ask for old parts back to at least put pressure on shop to know your no nob.
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Yeah no way the heater core was done, oldest trick in the book, charge for something there is no way an average customer can confirm was/wasn't done. Customer, always ask for old parts back to at least put pressure on shop to know your no nob.
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uRiBiTo666
I have a civic like that one (but it's the sedan) and I love it. Other than the lack of power, it's quite fun to drive. Mine's been dead reliable too, and what little things I've had to fix have been relatively easy.
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I have a civic like that one (but it's the sedan) and I love it. Other than the lack of power, it's quite fun to drive. Mine's been dead reliable too, and what little things I've had to fix have been relatively easy.
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Puder
I had an 85 prelude si with 460k on it overheated during the summer I drove that think temp pegged forever shut it down open the cap what it sail top it off repeat. But it wouldn't die lol
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I had an 85 prelude si with 460k on it overheated during the summer I drove that think temp pegged forever shut it down open the cap what it sail top it off repeat. But it wouldn't die lol
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Jesus
these cars like to overheat for some reason I had one to a long time ago in the middle of the summer it let me stranded in the highway because it overheated. screw these cars terrible
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these cars like to overheat for some reason I had one to a long time ago in the middle of the summer it let me stranded in the highway because it overheated. screw these cars terrible
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