I have a 99 honda civic dx hatchback and it makes a chirping noise when i'm driving but when i brake the noise goes away. I changed the pads and changed the rotors aswell and the caliper is still good and is still making this noise when i turn right the chirping noise slows down and when i turn left the chirping noise goes nuts and i'm getting a head ache from this
Whenever I need to park in a space at a parking lot, I have to park away from other cars and pull through. If i'm not able to pull through, you bet i'm slanted and taking up part of a second space or very close to it. I've practiced forever and just can't get the hang of it! Everyone says it will come with practice, even my driving instructor when I told him I needed help with it 3 years ago! (He refused to help me) So now, I go to empty lots in my free time and try to park… Still no improvement! I have also tried many different techniques and tips from my family and friends. I feel so dumb when I'm with someone else and they can just whip right into the space no matter what. Maybe I should just stick to pulling through spaces in the back. Any advice or tips for me? I've been driving for 3 years and I have a honda civic sedan, however I have tried to park countless different cars. This one is the easiest for me.
The scion is white or they have one with neolights in it it cost 6500$ the honda civice hybird cost 5500$ no info on What's in the car then theirs the honda lx 2007 for 6400$ which comes load with a **** load of safety features like I mean the guy has a list of **** I love the scion better then both cars but I know it cost more too insure n own… So which one should I get?
I currently have a D17A1 with 181,102 miles. My car is going to the **** can. I recently noticed that my car is burning oil (full syn) I checked for leaks, but its not enough to make it leak when I have to change my oil 1525 mi short.
What kind of affordable engine and tranny swap should I get. This will be my daily driver once fixed.
Just for an FYI, if it matters; I'm a Civic JDM Enthusiast.
I was asked to inspect my mother's car before a road trip with her, but I can't find the automatic transmission dipstick. Where is the automatic transmission dipstick located?
I was driving my 2007 Honda Civic Si and I passed through a fairly large puddle and it shut off.
I tried turning it on twice and it didn't seem to crank.
What steps can I take to fix my problem?
Hopefully my engine isn't hydrolocked.
So there's this place hat sells really good shakes but it's in the middle of a lateeno neighborhood. I take my girlfriend all the time there because she loves it but every time we go the customers in the shop act like they've never seen a well dressed couple in their life. The types here are your average Mexican wannabe cool kids and "gangsters" and "baby momma" heespanas, they won't take their eyes off us and makes us uncomfortable. Yesterday since its in a ghetto area I parked my suv there and when we came out there has your common Honda Civic really close to us, and noticed a dent in the side step, without it it would've damaged the vehicle and it's not even mine, it's my dads g class! I suggested to my so we stop going but she says the shakes are worth it, I honestly have no reason to believe they don't "add" things to our drinks out of hate. Is their anything I can to to stop these lateenos from strong eyeing us?
by the way i'm white and my girlfriend is asian if it matters, maybe its race related?
we're both 17
I own a 95 Honda Civic EX and it's been well taken care of by the previous owner. It has only 47k miles on it because the owner would only drive around for small tasks. I know I should check the fluids such as coolant, oil, windshield wiper, and brake fluid as well as replace the air filter and oil. I also rotate my tires and check for tire pressure every now and then.
I want to know what else I can do in order to maintain this car in top shape so I don't run into any trouble.
Added (1). Also, I know that it is dirty under the hood of my car. Could I go to some car wash where they clean it or would it be better to do it myself?
I already got a cut for the replacement so i figure that marks the price of repair down nearly 400 dollars. I can't drive it to get it looked at because it slices my tire. I was hoping maybe there's an auto body worker out there that can give me an estimate. I will post the most detailed pictures pictures I can. I know they tax crazy amounts for their labor and try to scheme saying they have to do more work than they really have to do. I live in Tampa Florida and have been looking at Custom Classics for the repair. Does anybody know somewhere in this area that does good body work for a reasonable price? Apparently I can only upload on photo… I'll try to figure out how to post more atleast in the comments. 
My 2000 Honda Civic Si has 249K on car and transmission. 130k on JDM b16a. Converted to obd1. FF type 2 coilovers. New brakes and control arms. Camber kit on rear. Every thing else is factory. Clutch needs replaced but I have a brand new Exedy performance clutch ($350) still in the box. Ac has been taken out but i have all the parts to put back in. Car needs new hood and paint job. Interior is in Great condition. Car runs but burns oil (typical b16). What should I sell my car for?