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First off; I'm a girl. So please bear with me. I have a 1999 Honda Civic {6th generation?, sorry but I didn't know where else to go}. Recently my little Honda wanted to overheat, with the addition of coolant to the radiator {yes, I thought water was sufficient, please don't hold this against me, I'm learning} and a new radiator cap I was able to get to work until I finally had a day off. The Internet promised me I could change my own thermostat {which also strongly hinted was the cause of overheat} I went to a parts place and purchased tools, thermostat, gasket and lube. Long story short {too late} the car was severely worse; took to mechanic. He changed thermostat {stated it was correct it was bad thermostat} and the car is great. Because of my poor maintenance I ended up paying double what I should and I've learned my lesson. I want to keep my car in tip top shape. Therefore Hi everyone...
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Lol what is it with ladies running their poor cars into the ground?! My girlfriend just ended up paying 1,000 to fix her brakes cause she basically had been driving w/o pads for 2,000miles!
My 1999 Honda Civic has a grinding noice comming from around the A/C compressor and the drive pulleys. What can be the problem? Does anyone has an idea what may be causing that noice?
Nobodys going to check this - you need to make a new thread in the proper section- either 1-5th gen or mechanical issues subforum. OR, you could post in the introductions section and introduce yourself and your car, and also your problem.
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My 1999 Honda Civic has a grinding noice comming from around the A/C compressor and the drive pulleys. What can be the problem? Does anyone has an idea what may be causing that noice? 
