Lift vehicle, remove wheels, loosen master cylinder cap, push back caliper piston by using a screwdriver between the inner pad & the rotor. Remove the caliper retaining bolts, lift off caliper, remove old pads (noting where squealer tab is), replace with new pads. Make sure slider bolts are free and cleanup housing where the pads move back & forth on. Lube with silicone grease or grey antiseize compound. Also a light film of silicone grease on the backing of the pads where they contact the caliper will stop squeals. Reinstall calipers, tighten bolts, put on tires. Pump brake pedal to push out the piston so the pads contact the rotors. Don't push the pedal to the floor when pumping up the brakes, short pumps, no more than 1/3-1/2 of the way down or you could damage the seals in the master cylinder.
When making changes to the brake system, a diagram will help make sure everything is done correctly and safely. A brake system diagram for a 1998 Honda Civic can be found in its maintenance manual.
Remove your 1998 Honda rear window brake light cover. Push the light bald in and turn at the same time. The light bulb will come out. Reverse the process to install the new light bulb.
DOT 3 brake fluid
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I have a 1998 2 door Honda civic and mine doesn't have keyless entry or an anti theft system installed, you can buy an anti theft system and install it, but they can be expensive
How do you change the starter on a 1998 Honda Civic ex?
1998 Honda Civic CX HB MT 2295 1998 Honda Civic CX HB AT 2357
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1998 Honda civic DX should have a 107 HP stock
Is one for the hydraulic clutch? Sorry about answering a question with a question
Low brake fluid in the master cylinder