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Honda Civic, Honda Civic del Sol, Honda Civic CRX, Brakes, Coupe, Sedan
Feb 01, 2009 (12:12 am)
i have a 07 civic si... i got 3 questionsa to ask..
1. the problem about the rear tires are for 06 only orfor 07's too?
2. my car ALWAYS skids in snow even tho im rele careful drivin.. do i just need snow tires or theres a problem with the car..the abs always kick in..
3. im considering buyin a set of 16's steel wheel from an 07 ex with snow tires just for winter.. would it fit 07 si sedan? i think they have same bolt pattern but i dunno bout the offset, width stuff like that... need help..
Feb 11, 2009 (6:36 pm)
I have a 97 honda civic ex coupe. I recently changed the front brake pads on the vehicle. I did everything correctly, removed the wheel, unbolted the caliper, removed the caliper, changed out pads, squeezed the caliper back in with a c_clamp, put the caliper back on, greased the bolts and put them back in. but now The petal goes down very far before stopping, and when the petal gets to a certain spot I actually hear a click noise coming from the passenger side wheel well. I have no idea what it is, I bled the line for air, there was none. I don't know where to go next. please help me.
#28 of 65 99 honda civic brake line Patch?
by bells1
Jul 17, 2009 (6:48 pm)
I own a 99 honda civic ex w/ 69,585 miles on it. When I asked how much a could sell it for, the mechanic told me that the brake lines were rusted and they're difficult to repair because of where they're located....and basically offered me $2000 for it. Now, I didn't ask him how much he'd give me for it, I just wanted to know how much to sell it for. However, if the "rusted lines" are true, can they be patched or do they really need to be replaced for $1500? Any ideas? Thank you so much!!!
#29 of 65 Re: 99 honda civic brake line Patch? [bells1]
by Mr_Shiftright HOST
Jul 18, 2009 (3:55 pm)
You should probably get a 2nd opinion on the brake lines but if in fact 2 or 3 mechanics give you the same $1500 estimate then their offer is what you'd expect for someone who's looking to turn a small profit after they fix the car. It's not going to cost THEM $1500 obviously.
Let's say a "home run" price for this car is $5000, for a really nice clean one--so you'd deduct accordingly for what it would take to make your car clean and ready to roll.
#30 of 65 Re: 99 honda civic brake line Patch? [bells1]
by cz75
Jul 20, 2009 (10:26 pm)
No patching, unless you don't like living.
#31 of 65 Re: 99 honda civic brake line Patch? [cz75]
by bells1
Jul 21, 2009 (8:59 am)
Thank you for the input! As someone who doesn't know much about cars, I had hoped asking on this site would clarify some of the things I've been told. And, my second opinion told me that everything looked fine and didn't know what the other guy was talking about. That's why I'm glad I asked. Have a great day!
#32 of 65 Re: 99 honda civic brake line Patch? [Mr_Shiftright]
by bells1
Jul 21, 2009 (9:04 am)
Thank you so much for your advice. My 2nd opinion said he thought it was an excellent to good rating and didn't have any idea what the other guy was talking about! Pay it forward...I'll make sure to tell others how helpful your advice and this site are! Have a great day!
#33 of 65 Re: please help [joeybagadonutz]
by paul021577
Nov 29, 2009 (6:58 pm)
Did you ever got an answer on your civic break problem? I have a 97 civic and the same thing happened to me today. Can you please let me know what the problem was and what was the solution?
Thank you!
pmg802
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#34 of 65 2008 Civic Coupe rough ride
by carol45
Jan 12, 2010 (2:44 pm)
I have had my Honda Civic for a little over 6 months and just this last weekend road in the passenger seat. I knew the ride was rough but not so bad in driver seat. Is there anything that can be done to smooth out the ride?
#35 of 65 Re: 2008 Civic Coupe rough ride [carol45]
by cz75
Jan 12, 2010 (5:02 pm)
Buy a sedan - it has a softer suspension.