Honda Civic

The oil capacity for a 1994 Honda Civic typically ranges from 3.7 to 4.2 quarts, depending on the specific engine model. It is important to consult the owner's manual or the manufacturer's specifications to determine the exact oil capacity for your vehicle. Overfilling or underfilling the engine oil can lead to performance issues and potential damage to the engine.

For a 1995 Honda Civic, the torque specification for the camshaft bolts is typically around 16 ft-lbs (22 Nm). It's important to follow the manufacturer's specifications and use a torque wrench for accuracy. Always double-check the service manual for any specific variations based on the engine type or configuration.

Yes, you can find pictures of a 1991 Honda Civic engine by searching online through automotive enthusiast websites, forums, or image search engines. Many car enthusiasts and mechanics share images and information about this model's engine online. Additionally, you might find images in repair manuals or videos on platforms like YouTube that focus on engine maintenance and modifications.

VTC stands for Variable Timing Control on Honda vehicles. It is a system that optimizes the timing of the engine's intake valves to improve performance, efficiency, and emissions across different engine speeds and loads. This technology allows for better power delivery and fuel economy by adjusting the timing based on driving conditions.

To change the headlight bulb on a Honda Recon, first, locate the headlight assembly behind the front grille. Next, twist and remove the bulb socket from the assembly. Then, carefully remove the old bulb from the socket and replace it with a new bulb of the same type. Finally, reinsert the bulb socket into the headlight assembly, twist to secure it, and test the new bulb to ensure it is working properly.

Depending on the side it is on you may need to lift out the reservoir in the way. The reservoir is on the drivers side behind the rear of the headlight assymbly. It will easily slide up and out of the way. Just pull it up. Next remove the electrical connector. Next pull off the rubber flange/seal. Now you will see a metal clip. Look closely and you will see that on the bottom of the clip is a small screw that secures the clip in place. DO NOT REMOVE the screw. On the opposite side of the screw which will be the top side all you have to do is push in and away. This will dislodge the clip and the bulb will fall out. Put the new bulb back in and reverse the proceedure. Hope this helps.

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I'll say $500.00, even if the car looks in good condition, many expenses come up when trying to register a vehicle with a salvaged tittle. considering that this car was in repairing for a long time after it was crashed or classified as total, DMV fees alone could be more than $500.00 already for passed and expired registration fees, plus they request some tests besides the smog check, be done before they approve the vehicle back on the streets or highways., including and not limited to brakes and lamp inspection by a Tech, that must be done at a approved California State station. over $50.00 also. salvaged tittles on vehicles from years 2000 to 2005 will probably be a little more that $500.00 depending on the type and model or car. hopefully this helps or answer your question.

Hydrogen sulfide gas, which has a distinct rotten egg smell, is a common cause of foul odors. It can be released from sources like sulfur-containing minerals, bacteria, and human activities such as sewage and industrial processes. If you detect this smell, it's important to investigate the source for safety reasons.

A farm pond might turn red during hot dry weather due to a phenomenon known as red tide, which is caused by an overgrowth of red algae. These algae thrive in warm, nutrient-rich environments and can discolor the water in ponds, lakes, and oceans. The heat and lack of rain in hot dry weather can create ideal conditions for red tide to develop.

The C115 sensor is located right above the wiring harness in a green clip.

An open-minded person is someone who is willing to consider and accept new and different ideas, perspectives, and possibilities without prejudice or bias. They are receptive to new information and experiences, and are willing to challenge their own beliefs and opinions.

Civic refers to anything related to a city or a community, especially in terms of citizenship or public affairs. It involves activities or actions that contribute to the well-being and betterment of society as a whole.

Yes.

Your windshield gasket leaks on the top. I had the same problem when I had the roof replaced. They put the winshield back in but didnt seal it properly.

I just changed mine, you have to take the screws out of the pieces below the radio so you can get to some more screws which are located on a bracket beneath the radio! The radio will slide out with the bracket attached! Not a 5 minute job!

green signal wire goes to the negative side of coil, not the positive.

On your tach you probably have a ground(black),power(red), signal(green) and illumination(yellow?) wires. The signal wire splices into the positive side of the coil. The rest of the wires are pretty self explanatory. Make sure you have a solid ground and power. The illumination wire can be hooked into the headlight switch so it goes on with your lights. Tim

The statement above is true for hooking up a tach. I just installed one in my 87 gmc s15. the trucks are set up from the factory to come with one, so you will find a wire located in the wiring harness that has a hookup for your tach. This is so you dont have to mess with the distributer set up. This may save you some time.

This should answer your question? I used it to help me replace mine on my altima.

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Those are the lifters that are making the noise. It won't hurt the car, it's just annoying. Mine does it.

Yo Can just seafoam it, alot of times its actually a build up of carbon in the valves and combustion chamber, and the noise just gets echoed by the lifters and valvetrain other parts. just be very careful with the seafoam if you do it wrong and suck in too much you can hydro lock your motor(liquids dont compress so it would be like trying to close a door with a person standin in the way, something is gonna break)

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Typically, either alignment or low tire pressure. Check the tire pressure, if it still pulls you'll need to take the vehicle to a front-end specialist for an alignment.

First of all, be sure to check for a blown fuse. Then, you will have to pull the ashtray and expose the lighter charging coil, which is the round metal piece that the actual lighter rests in. Disconnect your battery, and then disconnect the wiring harness clip from the back of your lighter, then you twist the lighter counterclockwise to unseat it for removal. Installation is the reversal of these steps.

Here you go, I just did this yesterday. Make sure you have your radio code before you remove power. I didn't realize that a code was needed to access the radio after it loses power. If you happen to have the code, I could really use that info. http://documents.victorytechnologies.com/documents/product/99-7871.pdf

on the civic coupe and most civics, 4 cylinder, the gas mileage is 25 city, 36 hwy

on an 85 Honda accord the fuel pump is external ,meaning that the pump is not located in the fuel tank which most are located now a days, it is located on the driver side along the left side of the vehicle about a foot from the rear tire . there is a cover which has 3 bolts holding it ..underneathe is the fuel pump.