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Hi, so I have crack in exhaust manifold. The CEL is ON. Need to pass inspection.I am considering getting: http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx?R=BK_6002826_0359514537 This is NAPA manifold kit, says does not meet California Emissions standard. The one that meets is...

Dumb question, when did you last change your air filter?

Replace timing belt and water pump (this is expensive procedure). Flush break fluid, transmission fluid and coolant (easy) Check condition of radiator, replace it if it is in bad shape (easy) Check CV boots, replace the whole axle if boot is torn (easy) Check shocks and struts, replace if needed...

Hi, Do you know if Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is the same on Manual Transmission and Automatic Transmission 96-97 models, SOHC engine? VSS is manufactured by Matsus***a. (it is hilarious how this got censored) Thanks

6th gen of course, preferably 99 - they look nicer. I would suggest getting bone stock EX from some lady driver. Such a car will last a long time and EX is lively enough. Stay away from any modded cars - you never know how well the job was done and often these cars are abused. Stay away from...

$6,900 97 DX MT 83K miles in 2000 from private seller (a nice school teacher) $5,000 96 CX AT 86K miles in 2000 from cadillac dealer both cars in good running order.

6th gen CX and DX have the same engine. I have CX HB. It is assembled in Canada and is a strip down version of DX - no trunk cover. Black plastic trunk lip, DX has it painted matched color. I think mirrors are pained on DX as well. Has a/c, power steering. That's all. IMO it is not worth to...

bypass the pressure switch: Unplug the connector to the pressure switch and put a jumper wire to the two prongs on the wire connector side. If A/C works your pressure switch is bad. If it does not work you are low on freon.

1) Probably Honda considers these filters are satisfactory enough. And they know what has been used on a car (otherwise they would need to run into trouble of certifying all these multiple filter brands and models) 2) I would not say it is bad quality, it just that I was surprised that they...

does the motor stall w/o A/C? If yes, could be faulty IAC.

I got so worked up by this thread, I cut my used blue genuine Honda oil filter open. Yes indeed cardboard end caps. Crap. Same as Fram. The can is quite sturdy tho. What a rip off.

here is some lengthy oil filter study w/o much of a conclusion: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilters/reference.html

xD I''ll never buy Honda oil filter again!

why would you wanna take it off? Superintendent Chalmers: "It's nothing without the stolen H. What's the point of driving a Honda if you can't show it off".

Oh, these are so sweet. I will want to get those for my sweetheart.

technically it is inertia that keeps the car moving, not the "force of momentum". The only force that acts on moving car in this case is the force of friction that slows it down eventually.

RonJ. I have not drawn much of a conclusion besides stating that based on my experience I consider TOB failure due to depressing clutch on stop signs a negligible effect, and asked you to give some estimate of premature wear due to this effect. (I should say that on "long" traffic lights I put...

define prematurely! This is the way I've always done it and my clutch lasted 206K miles. It may have lasted more, but my tranny needed replacement, so I replaced the clutch as well. The effect must be negligible. What wears clutch is balancing on half-engaged clutch.

BillyFerguson, you should start writing for a living (if you aren't doing it already). That was a nice piece. :word:

As I said - rotate wheels (put rear right to front left, rear left to front right, front right to rear right, front left to rear left). See any change in vibration? If yes, (that is vibration disappeared - you have of of the wheels (one of the formerly front) dented, do not worry too much)...