There are two sensors, one before, and one after the catalytic converter. There are wires coming out, so they are hard to miss. The catalytic converter is connected to the exhaust manifold, which is connected directly to the engine. You can see it looking down at the open hood, towards the front of the car, attached to the engine. The top sensor sticks stright out of the exhaust manifold, the second sensor is down a little lower and to the left if you are facing the car from the front. Note: The exhaust manifold has a metal heat shield over it. You can remove the two bolts (12mm) holding the heat shield to inspect the exhaust manifold. It is VERY COMMON for some models to develop hairline cracks in the exhaust manifold right around the oxygen sensor (you might have to brush away rust to see the cracks). This could result in the check engine light going on indicating bad cat (even though there may not be anything wrong with your cat OR your sensors!). If you see cracks, either repair them or replace the manifold (unfortunately you typically cannot buy just the manifold, you have to buy a new cat with manifold - but you can sometimes find used manifolds or aftermarket cat+manifold for cheap). Some have used heat resistant expoxy to repair the cracks (welding is better though). If you use epoxy, look for a brand specifically made for exhaust systems. "JB Weld" epoxy from your hardware store may work for a couple weeks but is not a good solution.
where is the tdc in my 98 civic ex sedan
The 1983 civic, hatchback with 1.5 engine does not have one.
NO
yes, tailligths are the same years 96-99
I don't have a 1988 honda civic sedan. But if someone did, and that sedan had 14 inch wheels, then yes they would fit on them.
The 2008 Honda Civic LX sedan is a front wheel drive car.
Some new models of Honda cars include: the 2013 Honda Accord Coupe, 2013 Honda Accord Sedan, 2013 Honda Civic Coupe, 2013 Honda Civic Hybrid, 2013 Honda Civic Natural Gas, 2013 Honda Civic Sedan, 2013 Honda CR-Z and 2013 Honda Crosstour.
I don't think so
The 2007 Honda Civic Sedan has special honda-only wiper blades and you must go to the dealer for them - there are no aftermarket wipers available for it.
A civic sedan 96 to 00 I believe takes 12 gallons.
The 1992-1995 Honda Civic LX Sedan has a 102 horsepower 16 valve engine called the D1587.
what does a service B12 mean for a Honda Civic Sedan