What did you do to your civic today?
10-12-2014
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Re: What did you do to your civic today?
I striped the heck out of the 2003 Civic Coupe
I am about to pull the motor, I am still working on removing everything nice and slow,
I pull the new struts and put on the 01 since they are shot on the 01
I also ordered new ballpoints, tie rod ends, sway bar links for the 01. Should be in Thursday, I am going to have Ball joints an new wheel bearings pressed in at the local machine shop.
I also bought two more 3 ton jack stands. I am a safety nut, (buddy of mine got HURT when a car he was wrenching on fell) Had to buy them
I am also trying to find the weld points on the core support. Any Help??
I am about to pull the motor, I am still working on removing everything nice and slow,
I pull the new struts and put on the 01 since they are shot on the 01
I also ordered new ballpoints, tie rod ends, sway bar links for the 01. Should be in Thursday, I am going to have Ball joints an new wheel bearings pressed in at the local machine shop.
I also bought two more 3 ton jack stands. I am a safety nut, (buddy of mine got HURT when a car he was wrenching on fell) Had to buy them
I am also trying to find the weld points on the core support. Any Help??
10-19-2014
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Washed and waxed her, and detailed the inside. It took almost seven years but I fixed the coin drawer! Now I just need to figure out which LED bulbs to use for my burnt-out cruise control/moonroof ones. T3 neo-wedge, I think.
10-19-2014
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Today I ripped the limo tint off the front windows
Installed Skunk2 coilovers lifted the car about 3 inches or so.
Did the front brakes
replaced a wheel stud
Installed Skunk2 coilovers lifted the car about 3 inches or so.
Did the front brakes
replaced a wheel stud
10-20-2014
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10-26-2014
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finally got a day to remove broken interior panels, cleaned it out of the POs crap in the car including some small tools, Removed about 60-70lbs of useless stereo equipment from the car including 2 awg wire kit 3 sets of rcas a ton of speaker wires. the radio, the low rider floor mats. Installed a BWR 3 point top front strut brace. and Vacoomed the car out.
10-26-2014
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If you think a good mechanic is expensive, try hiring a bad one
10-26-2014
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Just posted a writeup in 7th gen DIY. Might need mod approval though.
I apologies for the quality of the writeup beforehand. It is not my best work.
Will get an action video up tonight.
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With Bezel:
I apologies for the quality of the writeup beforehand. It is not my best work.
Will get an action video up tonight.
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With Bezel:
Last edited by TenToesDown; 10-26-2014 at 07:04 PM.
12-01-2014
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I learned this morning that you can push start a car in reverse! Got a new battery, but this is the fourth one in a year and the second in two months! I don't know what the hell is gong on, but thank God for warranties!
12-01-2014
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Re: What did you do to your civic today?
Just posted a writeup in 7th gen DIY. Might need mod approval though.
I apologies for the quality of the writeup beforehand. It is not my best work.
Will get an action video up tonight.
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EM2 S2000 Cluster swap - YouTube
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EM2 S2000 Cluster startup - YouTube
I apologies for the quality of the writeup beforehand. It is not my best work.
Will get an action video up tonight.
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EM2 S2000 Cluster swap - YouTube
With Bezel:
EM2 S2000 Cluster startup - YouTube
I'll take a look at your DIY and approve if it's all copacetic.
edit: I don't see anything that requires mod approval. Should be good to go.
Here's a link for everyone else's reference.
https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...uster-em2.html
12-16-2014
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Re: What did you do to your civic today? I bought some smoke tint headlights today. Plan on installing them when I get home!
12-17-2014
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12-31-2014
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dang...
car have been using too much oil. Now i finally found that there's some oil getting on the right side front wheel.
on to find the culprit!!!
car have been using too much oil. Now i finally found that there's some oil getting on the right side front wheel.
on to find the culprit!!!
12-31-2014
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01-02-2015
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...Since I already had experience swapping the auto to a manual on the em2 I helped Mindbomb replace his Auto, with an auto, because it blew. We pulled the replacement, pulled out the old transmission and replaced the new transmission, in two days =D. Probably about ten hours of work.
01-06-2015
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took the wheels off this morning (had to take the summer tires out,forecast tomorrow is 5F...)
the oil marks were only on the wheel. nothing else...
on the other hand, when i lifted the front, the front sway bar endlink popped...
it's nice to drive without it, though it's quite sensitive to sidewinds in the HWY, in cornering the front glues to the road
but the tail wags like a chihuahua
01-07-2015
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Hey guys, I want to do a wire tuck because I'm replacing my engine and upgrading to a B20c1 engine on 93 Civic and personally... I have no idea what I'm doing (Wire tucking wise) Can someone please help me out and link a video or another thread or something lol. Also What kind of paint should be used inside the engine bay? Thanks guys
01-07-2015
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Hey guys, I want to do a wire tuck because I'm replacing my engine and upgrading to a B20c1 engine on 93 Civic and personally... I have no idea what I'm doing (Wire tucking wise) Can someone please help me out and link a video or another thread or something lol. Also What kind of paint should be used inside the engine bay? Thanks guys
"today you did ask a question in a place that have nothing to do with it" - LOL!
01-07-2015
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01-18-2015
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weird...
took the wheels off this morning (had to take the summer tires out,forecast tomorrow is 5F...)
the oil marks were only on the wheel. nothing else...
on the other hand, when i lifted the front, the front sway bar endlink popped...
it's nice to drive without it, though it's quite sensitive to sidewinds in the HWY, in cornering the front glues to the road
but the tail wags like a chihuahua
took the wheels off this morning (had to take the summer tires out,forecast tomorrow is 5F...)
the oil marks were only on the wheel. nothing else...
on the other hand, when i lifted the front, the front sway bar endlink popped...
it's nice to drive without it, though it's quite sensitive to sidewinds in the HWY, in cornering the front glues to the road
but the tail wags like a chihuahua
darn, the canadian salt really did a number on the suspension...
01-19-2015
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had new master keys cut for my em2 that i programmed to the car at home with my pc. worked like a charm. **** the dealership.
*dealership charges $50 a key and $100 to program.
*ebay key for $12, local locksmith to cut key $5 and hds from china $120. (and now i can program any honda from 01 to 14)
whos the dummy now. boom
*dealership charges $50 a key and $100 to program.
*ebay key for $12, local locksmith to cut key $5 and hds from china $120. (and now i can program any honda from 01 to 14)
whos the dummy now. boom
01-19-2015
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01-19-2015
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http://www.uobd2.net/wholesale/newes...ble-board.html
this is the computer to use.
http://www.uobd2.net/wholesale/honda...alculator.html
this is the code calculator for the immobilizer password
when you program keys you can either buy this calc which uses an algorythm to create a password using numbers from the hds,VIN,date. or there are sites on the internet you can send your info to that will give you the password. passwords are only good for a day. notice i said it uses the date in the algorythm to create the password.
this is the computer to use.
http://www.uobd2.net/wholesale/honda...alculator.html
this is the code calculator for the immobilizer password
when you program keys you can either buy this calc which uses an algorythm to create a password using numbers from the hds,VIN,date. or there are sites on the internet you can send your info to that will give you the password. passwords are only good for a day. notice i said it uses the date in the algorythm to create the password.
01-19-2015
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had new master keys cut for my em2 that i programmed to the car at home with my pc. worked like a charm. **** the dealership.
*dealership charges $50 a key and $100 to program.
*ebay key for $12, local locksmith to cut key $5 and hds from china $120. (and now i can program any honda from 01 to 14)
whos the dummy now. boom
*dealership charges $50 a key and $100 to program.
*ebay key for $12, local locksmith to cut key $5 and hds from china $120. (and now i can program any honda from 01 to 14)
whos the dummy now. boom
http://www.uobd2.net/wholesale/newes...ble-board.html
this is the computer to use.
http://www.uobd2.net/wholesale/honda...alculator.html
this is the code calculator for the immobilizer password
when you program keys you can either buy this calc which uses an algorythm to create a password using numbers from the hds,VIN,date. or there are sites on the internet you can send your info to that will give you the password. passwords are only good for a day. notice i said it uses the date in the algorythm to create the password.
this is the computer to use.
http://www.uobd2.net/wholesale/honda...alculator.html
this is the code calculator for the immobilizer password
when you program keys you can either buy this calc which uses an algorythm to create a password using numbers from the hds,VIN,date. or there are sites on the internet you can send your info to that will give you the password. passwords are only good for a day. notice i said it uses the date in the algorythm to create the password.
have a pretty good info in there.
feel free to post that in the DIY section - the credit goes to you, of course :
