The tube needs to be a tight fit and it sounds like yours has gotten loose. You might be able to take it out and spread the end out slightly to give it a tighter fit but I recommend getting a new one and tapping it in using a soft hammer or something that wont damage the new tube.
Because it is a Honda with a tiny motor.
Fuel cap is loose or defective. If it is not loose then replace it with a new one.
a wire could have came loose
A dirty air filter will cause your car to loose horse power. You may loose acceleration and torque.
shifter bushing has been worn out. should be able to repair under the car.maybe Civic Shifter Bushing Kit-Energy Susp #16-1101r
it depends on whats busted, is it blown, is it a loose wire, is something stopping it?
You have to look and see where it is leaking from. It could be from the loose screw that plugs the hole in the oil pan, a loose oil filter, or even from a spark plug chamber. The latter one will cause a major repair bill. Try to find out as best you can where the leak is located and we'll be able to help you better.
It cost about 140.00 on any auto parts and is easy to fix it yourself you need only a 10 mm wrench. Unplug the conector tha is located on the transmision see your repair manual, than loose the bolt, pull the sensor side to side untill you take it out finally install the new sensor it takes about 20 minutes or less to replace it.
Loose or failing speedometer cable Speedometer head needs repair
Alway ensure steering are always tighten up
FORWARD. IF YOU ARE HAVING A PROBLEM GETTING IT LOOSE, TRY HEATING IT UP. HONDA PUTS LOCTITE ON THE THREADS. THIS SHOULD HELP.
The emissions light on a Honda Civic could indicate any number of problems including a loose gas cap. It could also indicate something more serious such as the engine is misfiring.