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2008 Honda Civic Problems and Repairs

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#61 of 232
Lucky by sandman46
Jun 20, 2008 (5:30 pm)
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Wish I got treated the same way. Live and learn I guess.
 
The Sandman
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Re: Lucky [sandman46] by thegraduate
Jun 22, 2008 (9:00 pm)
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Replying to: sandman46 (Jun 20, 2008 5:30 pm)

It took a couple of phone calls, the second one getting pretty ugly according to my father (had to get loud with the sales manager he has bought 20 Hondas from since 1982). Once that manager realized it affected his daughter's Civic as well, he started fighting for it himself (her tires had to be replaced at 22k and he didn't realize there was a TSB until my dad brought it to his attention in a loud manner).
 
It's a shame that it truly has to be their problem before they start really fighting for ya, isn't it?
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Having some problem with the clutch maybe? by mannychanda187
Jun 22, 2008 (11:33 pm)
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Hi I bought my car last month 2008 Honda civic EX automatic and it has about 700 miles on it. I am kind of not sure if this problem is normal or not, the problem I have is that when I am braking from higher speed to lower speed in slower motion where I am not pressing the pedal really fast, at the last gear or the first gear, where it gets lower than 25 miles my car kind of jerks before it slows down which gives me a feeling like I am switching a gear, just like in the manual transmission but my car is automatic transmission. Is this normal with this kind of car or should I take it to the dealership to get this fix or looked at. Thanks in advance for replying
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Re: Having some problem with the clutch maybe? [mannychanda187] by thegraduate
Jun 23, 2008 (7:07 am)
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Replying to: mannychanda187 (Jun 22, 2008 11:33 pm)

This may be the car simply downshifting to help with engine braking. Next time you are slowing down in this manner, watch your tachometer to see if the jerk is accompanied with a rise in RPMs. If so, your car is just downshifting; it will do this to help you slow down especially on hills (such as off-ramps).
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Re: Having some problem with the clutch maybe? [mannychanda187] by silver_sally
Jun 26, 2008 (1:35 pm)
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Replying to: mannychanda187 (Jun 22, 2008 11:33 pm)

mine is an automatic also and it does the same thing.
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2008 Honda Civic LX Auto by suio
Jun 26, 2008 (1:41 pm)
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The AC works fine (often too cold) on my new Civic LX Auto in southeast Texas.
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A/C problem by flacar
Jun 27, 2008 (1:53 pm)
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I live in Florida and my A/C blows cold air. Then it starts this cycle of 10 seconds cold air and 2 seconds of warm air. It happens on high fan speed and on low fan speed, It happens at 30 mph and 70 mph on the highway. I drive it on MAX a/c not fresh air. I don't seem to have the problem after a stop. When I called American Honda they said they never heard of this problem. Has anyone had this problem fixed?
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A/C on 08 EX-L by jet10000
Jun 28, 2008 (11:07 am)
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I haven't had any problems with my A/C this summer. I was a little concerned since there was posts regarding this in previous years.
 
It's typically 107 in Vegas in the afternoons. I always use a sunshade in the front windshield while parked. I start driving for a few seconds with the windows down to clear out the stale area. Then I run the A/C on Max with no fresh air and it cools everything down nicely.
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Sunvisor repair by jet10000
Jun 28, 2008 (11:17 am)
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One of my sunvisors became inoperable. The casing along the base of the visor bulged out and the plastic seam popped open and the visor would not return to the upright and locked position.
 
Someone I knew with a 2007 Civic said this happened to them last summer. The glue used in the visor construction doesn't hold up well to extreme heat. I'm in Vegas and it is typically 107 in the afternoon.
 
The dealership repaired the visor as a warranty repair today in 15 minutes. My service advisor said that they see this most commonly happen when people used their sunvisors to hold up a sunshade in the windshield. (Which I always do.)
 
He said the visor was a poor design and there is more stress on the sunvisor mechanism in the down position, but that they would not tell me I could not use the sunvisor to hold up a sunshade, nor would they use that as an excuse not to replace future sunvisors as needed under the warranty.
 
He did say, however, that there are "clips" that are sold that can be used to hold a sunshade in place instead of the sunvisor. I've never seen these, but I may check it out.
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2008 Honda Civic Coupe Ex Stalling by ladyluck1
Jul 04, 2008 (5:40 am)
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I bought my Civic 5 days ago and have only been able to drive it one day. Stalled out the second day I had it and engine light came on, drove to dealership and they couldn't duplicate the problem. It stalled again the next day, engine light came on and it sputtered all the way back to the dealership. I really thought Honda was the car to buy, what a mistake. They're working on it, but the new car "high" I had, is gone. They have to replace an assembly? Is this the beginning of visiting dealerships during the whole life of my warranty? They've furnished me with a rental, but you'd think one day after you buy a car they want to make this good.
 
Has anyone else had this problem?

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