I have a Honda civic 2002 and it has about 150k miles on it and I'm driving from california to oregon and I was wondering. Will my car break down? It doesn't have any problems but it is a lot of miles so if any one has any advice?
I just replaced my thermostat in my 95 Honda civic, it fixed the problem for a few hours but when I went home and let it sit for a few hours and got back into it, it overheated within 5 min. I checked the oil, coolant, and there was plenty. However my fan was not turning on, and my heater was cold. So I wired the fan to the battery only because I needed to make it home and it turned the fan on but it didn't stop or fix the overheating. The fuses are good too… Please help!
Honda CIVIC 1992 VTEC E. Injector not getting power. How to fix. Car won't start? - 1
I have a 1997 Honda Civic automatic that is having trouble starting. I recently got a new car and unfortunately neglected my Civic. It has say for a month now and when I tried to start it today it would turnover but not start. I put some gas in it but it didn't change anything. It doesn't sound really rough or anything, it just won't start. This happened a couple years ago and when my mechanic came to look at it he did something under the hood, like pressing a choke or something, to help it start. I can't remember what he did and I have since moved too far to use him now. Does anyone have any ideas or know what it was he might have done to help it start?
1997 Honda Civic having trouble starting?
Is 134,000 miles on a 2004 honda civic hybird bad?
My 2000 Honda Civic? The window in the ranger is a tad wider than the one in my civic could I cut the glass? Can't really afford a new window.
I was changing the valve cover gasket in my 1996 honda civic dx. I tighten the hold down bolts too hard so they broke off. The bolt comes out. The rest is stuck in the place where the bolt goes under the cover in the head. Whar should i do? I don't wanna change the head. I have too much invested in it.
Currently I drive a 2004 Honda civic with over 128,000 miles on it. I currently pay 190 dollars a month for "full coverage". I have had one accident in which I was backing up and hit another vehicle, the driver posted minor bodily injury. I was speaking to one of my colleagues and he was telling me that I could reduce my full coverage to liability because my vehicle is only worth about 2100 dollars in the blue books. So it wouldn t make sense to pay 2,280 dollars in insurance for a car that is worth less. What I'm worried about is what if the financial company finds out? Can I get in trouble? I'm currently 19 years old and this is my first car but I feel like I'm paying way too high in insurance costs. Any feedback or recommendations will be appreciated.
I have a 2015 Honda civic purchased it in February I had gotten my first oil change a few months after for free then the next in September plus They said they had to check up on everything so I paid over $100 about 2 weeks later I barely tap a curb and my front tire pooped it's not at all noticeable but when I went to Honda and they said its my fault I had to pay… This is my 1st car and I'm young but this doesn't sound correct to me. Does this happen often?