Honda Civic

ej1 is civic ex ej2 is civic dx

13.5 Gallons maximum capacity.

Both the DX and LX trim models have a D15B2 engine. 1.5L single overhead cam. The SI trim has a ZC engine.

pretty much only way to stop the fuel, is if you have an electric fuel pump, you can remove fuel pump fuse.but you really dont need to do this for a compression test. in performing a compression test, you need to remove spark plugs to use compression gage. before you start, remove the lead that goes from distributor to coil, and you will not have spark at the plugs you can also use a remote stater switch connected to starter motor and leave ignition turned off. the engine will still turn but no ignition will be available to start engine

You will need to remove the door panel from your 2001 Honda Civic. Remove the site view mirror wiring harness. Remove the side view mirror retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install the new side view mirror.

It means looking at the differences and similarities for example:honda accord and honda civic.....

The green key symbol, on your Honda Civic, is a reference that all systems have been checked and are functioning properly. The symbol should only stay illuminated for 30 seconds.

No just put them on. If they were bad they could be sued for a defective product.

Actually Honda/Acura specify that NEW rotors be "refinished" with an on-car brake lathe...

1 day. The fun part will be getting the cover to seal & removing installing the balancer. you need the right tools for that.

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Depends on sub-model (ex,lax, dx,cx,Si, etc)

Ex: d16y8, 1.6L SOHC VTEC with 127 hp

Si: b16a2 1.6L DOHC VTEC with 160 hp and only had a 5-speed manual transmission, no automatic option.

All others (lx, dx, etc) have a d16y7 non-VTEC rated at 106 hp

Both of these vehicles have cam belts. Both of these are interference engines. Both of these should have the cam belt replaced every 105,000 miles. On both vehicles if the belt breaks you will have internal engine damage.

To remove the cargo buckets from a 1993 Honda Del Sol, first, open the trunk and locate the screws or bolts securing the buckets in place. Use a screwdriver or socket wrench to remove these fasteners. Once detached, gently lift the cargo buckets out of their positions. Ensure to check for any clips or additional fasteners that may also need to be removed for complete detachment.

The 2002 Honda Civic runs on regular unleaded.

If it is at all like the 2002, it is in the fuse box under the dash. Although I didn't look in the manual, the fuse box location should be shown in the manual.

There is a panel just under the dash that straddles the steering column. Thee are two thumb screws you turn 90 degerees to open and then remove the panel. You should see the fuse box. It will be easier if you remove the single Phillips head screw mounting the fuse box and then pull the box down. Ther3e is sufficient play in the wiring harness so it isn't any problem. Te flasher is one of those black boxes. To remove it you will need a flat head screw driver to gently pry backk the retaining tabs tehn you can just pull the flasher out.

Its located on the back side of the engine tucked very high up under the intake manifold and has a long top bolt 14 MM that is one of the hardest bolts to both get out and back in. Just finished my replacement August 17, 2011, took six hours mostly due to working underneath the car and very little access to the terrible bolt.

Remove the exhaust pipe and the bracket bracing the plastic intake manifold.

Used 3 wadded up paper shop towels tucked on electric motor side of started to get the new started held in place while spending 3 hours to get the upper bolt back in. Recommend a full lift for this job, my jack stands and a crawler and extremely tight places!!. Will need every extension and 1/4 drives to get this bolt back.

No.

The radio code is different for each and every Honda vehicle. Look in the owners manual, glove box, and console for the 5 digit code. If you cannot find it then go to the Honda Owners web site and register your Civic. You can then get the code for free. Click the link.

It is oil change, tire rotation and air filter change. A12 means the A1 and A2 services--see the second page here for all the defintions: http://www.jonker.com/honda/download_new/2006%20plus%20Civic.pdf

EVAP Emission Control System Leak Detected (Control Canister System)

probably a daft question but have you tried opening from both inside and outside the car? if you cant open from either you could try and release the inner door panel some and reach the operating cable and give it a good tug with pliers or grips.

I am not entirely sure about the 2004, but in a 2001 Civic DX it is located behind the front bumper on the driver's side. You have to take the bumper off to get at it.

It seems like your window has fallen off track. This is a two man job. What you'll need to do is take off your door panel off (which is a real bitch) by taking off the window crank (google it) unscrew all of the screws you can find on the paneling (make sure to take off the speaker cover and unscrew those), and pull it off from the bottom up. Once you have your paneling off you can unplug your speaker from the back of it and put the paneling aside. Now you have to take off the plastic covering so you can get to the track (don't damage it too much because you'll have to put it back on with tape or glue.) Now you'll have to use a wrench to pull the window out from above. After you've pulled the window out make sure to grease up the metal tracks. After they're nice and greased you put the window back in and make sure it is in between the tracks and have your friend screw it back onto the track. Once it's screwed back on nice and tight you can put the paneling back on the same way you took it off and you should be good to go.