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  • in reply to: 1996 Honda civic drive belts #668225
    Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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      Cheers for that, but all the info that was in the owners manual was how many belts are in the car not how to remove them.. But I will prevail!! Lol thanks again

      in reply to: 1996 Honda civic drive belts #668224
      Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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        thanks will try doing it from underneath now?? As I’m unable to remove the engine mount blocking the 3x belts..

        in reply to: 1996 Honda civic hood won’t close #631775
        Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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          I haven’t tried opening it again as too worried that I won’t be able to close it again.. But will try soon, I will keep you all updated.. Hopefully it doesn’t rust thought..

          in reply to: 1996 Honda civic hood won’t close #642720
          Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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            I haven’t tried opening it again as too worried that I won’t be able to close it again.. But will try soon, I will keep you all updated.. Hopefully it doesn’t rust thought..

            in reply to: 1996 Honda civic hood won’t close #631356
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              Hi again, I didn’t have any lube, but as the mechanism was filled with dirt and dust, I only had brake cleaner(canister) I applied that to the lock mechanism and cleaned a lot of the mess that was there and managed to close the hood.. Will using the brake cleaner have a negative effect on it??

              in reply to: 1996 Honda civic hood won’t close #642254
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                Hi again, I didn’t have any lube, but as the mechanism was filled with dirt and dust, I only had brake cleaner(canister) I applied that to the lock mechanism and cleaned a lot of the mess that was there and managed to close the hood.. Will using the brake cleaner have a negative effect on it??

                in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #572680
                Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                  Thank you for the big help guys! I finally got the part an fixed it yesterday, it’s running awesome now!! The clutch is softer than I remember but I hope that’s not a big deal.. Once again thank you all for your help! Cheers

                  in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #579303
                  Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                    Thank you for the big help guys! I finally got the part an fixed it yesterday, it’s running awesome now!! The clutch is softer than I remember but I hope that’s not a big deal.. Once again thank you all for your help! Cheers

                    in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #569163
                    Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                      Hi again, I was following the instructions that were on both videos(well checking the parts without removing the parts) an for some reason I noticed that the clutch was half way down from its normal position.(I don’t know how I overlooked that!!) anyway I pulled it back to the correct position, started the car and found that I could change gears once again.. So I thought of asking if the master cylinder/slave still needed to be changed or would it be ok to drive now.. I haven’t driven the car yet an wondered if the problem had been solved.. Please help..

                      in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #562928
                      Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                        Hi again, I was following the instructions that were on both videos(well checking the parts without removing the parts) an for some reason I noticed that the clutch was half way down from its normal position.(I don’t know how I overlooked that!!) anyway I pulled it back to the correct position, started the car and found that I could change gears once again.. So I thought of asking if the master cylinder/slave still needed to be changed or would it be ok to drive now.. I haven’t driven the car yet an wondered if the problem had been solved.. Please help..

                        in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #562343
                        Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                          Thank you will keep you updated

                          in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #568582
                          Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                            Thank you will keep you updated

                            in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #562297
                            Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                              Hi, the clutch pedal kind of feels soft, like there isn’t any resistance. I don’t know if that helps.. I have checked the fluid an it was almost empty. I filled it up an went well for a day( could still drive an change gears) an the next day I couldn’t change gears at all..

                              in reply to: Having trouble with a 1996 honda civic. #568533
                              Vosa VaihuVosa Vaihu
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                                Hi, the clutch pedal kind of feels soft, like there isn’t any resistance. I don’t know if that helps.. I have checked the fluid an it was almost empty. I filled it up an went well for a day( could still drive an change gears) an the next day I couldn’t change gears at all..

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