EFRue57

190k miles on my 97 civic ex. not a single mechanical problem.

kid1293

97 dx coupe about 104k 3rd engine (kids car) 33mpg runs great rebuilt engine by me.wtf is up with this site i come back and its like another world way too much adds!!!

ice2003

Wife's 94 civic DX has 158,xxx. Original auto tranny. Nothing major ever done to it. Since we've been married ( 8 months ), I've done fuel filter, air filter, plugs, wires and cap, tranny fluid, inner and outer tie rods, brake fluid, tires, thermostat and water pump. Just regular maintenance stuff. Next up is new struts/shocks and ball joints. Car runs great. Could use a paint job

lexxie

This is an old thread but thats it 158,000 miles?!

I wish I could go back to that.

HD~Silverado

My 05 Civic special edition 5speed is at 298 000kms, bought in August of 05 brand new. Basically have just done regular maintanence including changing the timing belt twice. I change my oil every 16 000kms with sythetic. Still runs new and doesn't burn oil or use any more fuel than before. My car has been operated in the heat of the Alberta summer to the blizzards of the winter where it can be -30c for days. This car has seen it all.

Only things that have gone wrong is the fuel cable release lever is broke so I have to open the truck to release the fuel door, and the backlight for the rear defrost button is burnt out or something. The shocks are gonna need changin one of these days but it's not that bad right now, just a bit more boucy than usual

I drive like a grandpa but I don't care, my 180km commute everyday is one the the best parts of my day, straight highway listening to howard stern.

RaceNLive

2000 civic ex with a little over 105,000 miles on it. Plan on changing the timing belt soon and oil. and doing the forgotten tune up mods thanks to gearbox. explains why my car has been a little sluggish.

1stackmack

1999 LX, auto, 4dr, (157K New York City & LI hard miles). All maintenance done by me,except F/R struts (119K), Timing belt & water pump (95K), I/O tie rod ends/boots (135K).DIY Part- Tranny w/ Honda fluid @ every (50K). Oil @ every (3K)- Shell (5W30 or 10W40) depending on season. Cap, rotor, plugs, fuel filter every (15K)-wires at (80K). Please understand I'm Old Skool. Bought new distributor @ (155K)- bad IGN module, whole dist-cheaper. OEM rims w/ Dunlop SP 5K's (3rd set). Front Up/lower control arms & bushings, anti-sway bushings. Perf- AEM cold air intake. Ground wire kit. Much more to tell 'bout maintenance; dont want to bore ya. BOTTOM LINE! Best car I ever owned- Friggin Bullitt Proof! Better than my 73' Dodge Dart, slant 6. Better than my 78' Chevy nova, inline 6. 75' Firechicken; 84' Olds 88, etc...I'm a MOPAR GUY, ya just can't kill this thing.

gashogford

197000 on my 1998 , runs like a top! knock on wood

brucepick

190K on '97. 40 mpg!

Ticks after startup and burns nearly a qt. in 1000 miles - otherwise just great.

Oil burning hasn't gotten any worse over the last 40K miles since I bought it so I'm not worried. Would be nice to change the stem seals though.

aliangwb

Right now I am at 227000 miles or 363200 km on a 2001 Honda civic LX 4 door. Original engine and transmission. Struts are replaced 2 times, first with AGX, and currently riding on Tokico Blues. Spring are replaced with Eibach Pro. Have my 2nd timing belt done and alternator replaced (2nd as Honda dealer replace my alternator already) in 2009. Burn engine oil and gas guzzle if I go beyond 75- 80 miles/hr.Transmission started to grind a little. Throttle not as responsive as expected. Otherwise, no complaints.

3DD

Just bought a 95 Civic coupe, has 160k on it, previous owner already put in new tires, brakes, timing belt and clutch.

undrmyhood

208,000 and some change. no oil leaks!

onlycodered

132,000 on my '02 Civic EX. Will be changing my front oxygen sensor soon. Right now I'm dealing with the P1457 code. Already replaced the EVAP valve, that didn't solve it. I'm guessing it's probably a bad sensor.

AMOLDO

I just bought a 2002 with 154K for $2k. It runs great.

NORMAN2001

170,000 miles only had to get the clutch replaced. '02 civic ex

LS2Jester

I only have 93k on my 05 at this point, but I am catching up. I put on 40k a year on it. I average 36-40 mpg. I change oil with mobil 1 every 10k and also use napa gold or mobil 1 filter. From what I am reading the timing belt seems to be an issue?

ronaldo9

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134k on the clock now 2003 civic EX.

95jellybean

My 95 just turned 265,000km runs great but I do have a tranny swap on the way. Bearing and synchros toast 1-3.

xRiCeBoYx

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I haz 114114 miles on my 02 ex.

Needs tranny work (needs second gear synchro replaced and a new clutch and resurfaced flywheel from what I can tell), a new cat, and I need to fix an intermittent P1457 code. When I got a leakdown test done in 07, a 5% leakage past my rings was reported.. Hooray for byproducts of a cheapo turbo install and bad tune

Polski Dan

145,xxx on my 02 civic.......... still running strong! about 400+ miles to the gallon!

xRiCeBoYx

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you mean to the tank?

02civicsi02

109,000 here.

LS2Jester

400 miles a gallon holy chit!!!

grayhare61

Bought new in '95. 220,000 miles now. Two changes of timing belt. Running like new. Regular routine maintenance.

jschmidt21

I got 172,000 on my 03 lx and it runs great with oil change every 5000 miles, I sold my 92 accord ex to my friend last summer, it had 348,000 miles on it and he is still driving it. Just had to replace the clutch and a few front suspension parts.

dkablack

1999 Honda Civic LX Sedan 284,000 Miles... pops owned it for the first 5 years put on about 190,000 miles.. but changed the oil every two to three weeks (2,000 - 3,000 miles) besides needing a tune-up it runs like new

kc8ktq

111k on my '04 em2. Usually get around 430miles/tank even with a k-swap and high octane k-pro tune!

mikephinney

Yep I've got 222K on my 01 Lx. I bought it from a lady who took great care of it. it still had the original clutch whitch was about to explode! after changing the clutch, spark plugs and air filter I'm pulling dow on average 450 miles when the gas light comes on. I comute just about 150 miles round trip every day so they are not city miles, but from driving my Hemi Durango every day to this... I think I gave myself a raise.

mikephinney

this seems to be a standard problem, the manifold in my 01 lx cracked bad, i just had it welded up 10K ago with no new issues, but why is this happening?

ronaldo9

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