jp2code
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Hello Forum Members.
First off, I do not own a Honda Civic. They are cool cars, but I have a truck for pulling stuff.
My girlfriend's son just got one, though. He doesn't have a license yet, the car is not tagged, inspected, or insured. The little Civic is certainly not on the road yet.
He doesn't remember if it is a 2004 or 2006. Does anyone know how I would tell? I hate to sound auto-racist, but they all look alike to me.
The key will crank the car, but it will not open the trunk.
First off, I do not own a Honda Civic. They are cool cars, but I have a truck for pulling stuff.
My girlfriend's son just got one, though. He doesn't have a license yet, the car is not tagged, inspected, or insured. The little Civic is certainly not on the road yet.
He doesn't remember if it is a 2004 or 2006. Does anyone know how I would tell? I hate to sound auto-racist, but they all look alike to me.
The key will crank the car, but it will not open the trunk.
- The key will turn in the trunk lock, but it does not turn all the way. It feels like the latch is jammed inside or bumping up against something that is preventing the inner latch from turning all the way.
- The lever inside by the driver's seat can open the fuel door when pushed down but does not open the trunk when pulled up. Turning the key lock for the lever will prevent the lever from going up, but not prevent it from going down.
- The back seats inside the car appear to only drop down after pulling a couple of latches from INSIDE the truck, so we can't get the back seats down.