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/r/Autos
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/r/KSeries
/r/Bseries
/r/CarHacking
/r/Acura
/r/Honda
Based on this image, would you say pre-purchase inspection is needed for this 2012 Honda Civix Coupe LX model ?
Hi wanted to ask, while im on driving and stop at the traffic light, my car suddenly having this indicator and the steering feel heavy as in hard to move the wheel. im driving jazz model 2014. i hardly pull the steering at the road side, switch off engine and start engine again. and only it works normally. any advise why it suddenly happened?
is it really as simple as it seems to hook a new one on? Or do I gotta do some kind of "re-programming?" Also, is it a good idea to trust buying a new one from Amazon?
First off I wannna thank Jesus. For giving me the ability to keep shit boxes on the road.
Got this car in 2019 for 600 dollars. Replaced the timing chain and I’ve been riding ever since. This is my Sunday family cruiser as it’s much too nice for me to daily drive
does anyone have any mugen parts for the da?
Got a 2008 accord and the key battery is going dead. Where to replace?
Wish I could show movies in this superwide mode..
So if you have three passengers in the back, these two have to somehow cross seatbelt latches. Wtf Honda? This is on a 2018 CRV. Has anyone been able to swap these two?
Please tell me what this is it's leaking oil under it
Starting to think about lowering and putting new wheels on. Any suggestions? I don’t have that much money lol but I like the look of chrome :) it’s a 94 si, i think the stocks are 15s
I own a 2002 Honda Accord SE. I am replacing the valve cover gasket. I see this, and I would like to know what product to use to clean it, or do I need to replace it?? Thank you!
I have a 1999 Honda Accord and I've been thinking about building it. It has the F23a1 2.3 VTEC in it. I'm just wondering if the F engines are good to build off of and if so how expensive it would be to get around 250-300hp out of it. It's a little beat up but looks don't really matter too much. P.s needs a transmission as well but that's in the works.
any help would really be appreciated, has brand new dizzy and plugs was running fine until one night it started backfiring? then turned off and wouldn’t start, was able to start it briefly a couple times. unsure what to do just need some help beilebe it could be some sort of wiring issue don’t know how i’d go about diagnosing it
What’s this Batt symbol on my odometer? It flashes and I’m not familiar with it. I have to get jumps a couple times within the past couple of weeks due to negligence on my part. So I’m wondering if it has something to do with that?
I got a spec d catback exhaust for a 96 Accord. The resonator and muffler fits fine it's just this flex pipe it hangs lows causing it to sag. Any help is appreciated.