It could be a number of things, such as the previous owners bought the car, then couldn't afford it, or they wanted to get a new car, or they just didn't want it anymore. Ask the dealer if he knows the reasons. Don't buy a car if you are hesitant about it, it's a big thing to jump into. Then there's the "Yellow Peril" -- It might just be a "Lemon". It might have been subject to a flood early in it's vehicle life and is slowly going batty from incremental electrical malfunctions. (And thereby driving the owners batty, too) Perhaps someone died in it and the smell becomes annoying on wet, dreary days. Then again, all five of the previous owners may have hit the Lottery...
You need to specify the year. The civic has been around for 20+ years. Generally check the owners manual as it is outlined in detail how to replace filters, oil, etc..
Per Honda Civic manual, at every 3 years independent of mileage !
The Honda Civic was produced from the years 1973 to present in Japan and in the United States. In a 2001 Honda Civic the A/C dryer is located next to the A/C compressor.
no cause they are different years, model changed.
10.5 U.S. gallons, according to my owners manual and my purchase of gas for the last 7 years.
no one cares
EK on a Honda Civic refers to the years (1996-2000) the car was made. It is also referred to as the sixth generation Honda Civics. These are all hatchbacks.
yes, tailligths are the same years 96-99
In my experience, all Civics on the road today have a sealed chassis. If it's old enough, it might have some. And if it has aftermarket tie rods it might as well. But OEM joints on a Civic from the last ~20 years have no zerks.
yes
The 8th generation Honda Civic was introduced in 2005 for the model year 2006 through 2011.
nah it wont fit...its 7 years of difference