Usually 100k service includes items such as:
* Change spark plugs
* Change air/fuel filter
* Flush/Refill radiator with fresh coolant
* Flush/Change Transmission Fluid
* Balance & rotate tires
* Oil change
* Inspect hoses, belts, shocks, suspension, body, etc.
What type of maintenance have you had on your Civic and how long ago? If you've had most of these services recently, you probably wouldn't need a 100k service. If you haven't had a major service, you'll want to get one soon since 100k on original parts and fluids is a long time. With you mileage, you may want to have a shop look at your timing belt which will save you a lot of money if it is about to break.
80k-90k miles They go for about 150,000 but its safe to change it around 100k
A 100K race is 62.14 miles.
gas, about 150 miles engine life, the sky's is the limit (but a Honda shadow might not be worth the repair cost) be sure to get a compression test at around 100k miles
100k (kilometers) is 62.14 miles.
60 to 100k depending on service
100,000 miles
My 1999 Honda Odyssey transmission went bad in 2005. The dealer replaced my transmission which was still warranty.. the warranty was lengthened to 100k miles because of problems w/these transmissions
100 kilometers = 62.1371192 miles
100 kilometers is 62.14 miles.
A hair over 62 miles.
reg. unleaded will do fine, but it,s up to you if you want to spend more on higher oct.gas. if it pings with reg unleaded, than go to the next oct gasoline.
You bought the vehicle just in time for the it's timing belt changed. The belt should be changed at 100k miles.