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New to Civinfo with my 2. 2 Stage 1 Civic mk8 Hi there, I'm Ish from the West Midlands I've had my civic for just over 2 years now and loving it It's got just shy of 150k miles on the clock and runs perfect My first car was a Civic 1 6 ep2 and loved that too but wanted a turbo and bigger engine so moved onto this Since owning it
Honda Civic Discussion General Honda Civic discussion areaHonda's implementation of the 2024 EU guidance is a real pain
civic Info | 2006+ Honda Civic Forum - civinfo. com Always would choose leather,so easy to clean and look after,keep there appearance if treated,only takes 10mins to treat i bought leather cleaning kit for my 3 piece suite from qvc and tried it on my leather interior brought it up a treat,it is still very supple,very easy to clean if you have kids with mucky feet climbing all over the back,just get some leather wipes,wipe over,job done clean
How to remove digital speedometer? - 2006+ Honda Civic Forum Hey guys, I'm getting the "888" problem every time I drive the car now and it's really getting on my nerves How exactly do you remove the speedometer unit? I have taken the cover off and un-clipped the 3 tabs but the damn thing isn't budging when pulling on it? Really don't want to take it
How to adjust clutch biting point on FN2 - 2006+ Honda Civic Forum Tools needed Phillips Screwdriver 12mm spanner 17mm spanner Black marker pen Long nose Pliers First step is to take dash out from under steering wheel Take out screw Pop trim off Leaves you like this Next step is to loosen off 17mm locking nut from clutch pedal