1. Adjust hood latch using 3 screws. Hood striker must be aligned with centre of latch striker.
2. Make sure latch isnt stuck due to tight cable.
3. Adjust hood alignment if necessary (after performing adjustment of hood latch).
4. Ensure hood rubber dampers arent too high (hence not allowing engagement of hood striker to latch mechanism).
5. Lubricate latch mechanism.
Eyeball it so you know what's cooking. If all else fails, replace the latch (use a screwdriver to mimic the hood engaging with the latch. If it catches, the latch is OK.)
According to the following link (http://www.honda.com/newsandviews/article.aspx?id=2003112036818), LATCH was put into Honda Civics starting with the 2001 series.
SafetyRestraintSystem
If a 2001 Honda Civic will not go into gear, the problem is probably the transmission. Otherwise, it may be the shift mechanism that is the cause.
its before number 2
were is the antenna on 2001 Honda civic
Yes it does. I drive a 2001 Kia Rio and I have opened it from the inside before. lol
it runs from the latch and down the n/s a pillar. the front roof panel unscrews with torque srews
could be disdributor
The 2001 Honda Civic has 16 valves.
You could find this at a salvage yard easily and cheaply. There are salvage yards within driving distance of most towns.
The bulb is probably dead or you have a blown fuse or other electrical problem.
Same problem on my 2005 Honda Civic. Any one has the answer?