Hi-milage cars. Who's got 100k miles +
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haha.. ive got you guys beat hard core..
bought the car june 7 2005 with 68k ... as she sits now 186,xxx ...
all the oil changes, and everything has been done ...
shes gotten 2500 mile oil changes, new plugs every 7500 , air filter every 7500 , and all the scheduled maintenance has been done at the honda dealer...
the only thing major ive done is the starter and water pump.. everything else is stock
still starts like a champ and runs just fine..
i run her hard every once in a while ... i took it to the track here recently and ran a 17.2..
the reason for mileage is pizza delivery.. haha.. did that for about 1.5 years .. and racked up roughly 45k miles just for that id say..
kiss my *** on the high mileage.. my baby is getting a swap done at 200k ... cuz im going to try to blow the d17 apart.. haha
bought the car june 7 2005 with 68k ... as she sits now 186,xxx ...
all the oil changes, and everything has been done ...
shes gotten 2500 mile oil changes, new plugs every 7500 , air filter every 7500 , and all the scheduled maintenance has been done at the honda dealer...
the only thing major ive done is the starter and water pump.. everything else is stock
still starts like a champ and runs just fine..
i run her hard every once in a while ... i took it to the track here recently and ran a 17.2..
the reason for mileage is pizza delivery.. haha.. did that for about 1.5 years .. and racked up roughly 45k miles just for that id say..
kiss my *** on the high mileage.. my baby is getting a swap done at 200k ... cuz im going to try to blow the d17 apart.. haha
i'm at around 7,000 miles since i bought the car but the car itself has 208,000 miles on it and still running strong... i replace the oil every six months i've had it for almost a year and half... it's an '86 Si with minimal problems but like with most cars you have to replace things... so i've replace the starter, battery, water pump, clutch, the usual things that would break down and since then everything runs at it's prime... i want to do an engine swap this summer to a B18 GSR engine so we'll have to see if that thing even fits... anyone know the dimensions of that baby so i can make sure it fits?
I take you all 223k same tranny engine clutch timing belt water pump
Valve lash regular maintenence, wheel bearing, ball joints, icm inthe distributor, springs and struts(twice), waste 300 on shi%%$ no name ebayes, replaced with tokico, muffler, replace fart cannon, intake and small upgrades
Driven medium to hard since 68k, doesn't miss a beat runs very very smooth, it's also been over and worked driving over curbs everyday for the second two years i had it( fiber optics work on roads). Thing runs like a champ, and it's only been in two accidents and about twenty or thirty times in the dich, what can i say i love driving in winter weather (minnesota)
Anyways soon, new life will be breathed into her, got slightly used engine and tranny, with new exedy clutch and lighter flywheel, just took care of cluncks in the front, new lower ball joints, with prothane dust boots, feeling way better, the boots seem to compliment the tokico shocks, along with strut tower bar, lower h bar and rear lower strut bar. It also for some reason brought my camber very close to stock, evern though lowered. New headers, throttle spacer, blank cat, and most likely all bushings, considering the difference so far.
A little long peace
Valve lash regular maintenence, wheel bearing, ball joints, icm inthe distributor, springs and struts(twice), waste 300 on shi%%$ no name ebayes, replaced with tokico, muffler, replace fart cannon, intake and small upgrades
Driven medium to hard since 68k, doesn't miss a beat runs very very smooth, it's also been over and worked driving over curbs everyday for the second two years i had it( fiber optics work on roads). Thing runs like a champ, and it's only been in two accidents and about twenty or thirty times in the dich, what can i say i love driving in winter weather (minnesota)
Anyways soon, new life will be breathed into her, got slightly used engine and tranny, with new exedy clutch and lighter flywheel, just took care of cluncks in the front, new lower ball joints, with prothane dust boots, feeling way better, the boots seem to compliment the tokico shocks, along with strut tower bar, lower h bar and rear lower strut bar. It also for some reason brought my camber very close to stock, evern though lowered. New headers, throttle spacer, blank cat, and most likely all bushings, considering the difference so far.
A little long peace
Re: Hi-milage cars. Who's got 100k miles +
105k on a 2003 LX sedan 5-speed.
All maintenance has been done, did front discs at 70K, shoes in the back because of a leaking wheel cylinder at 90K, timing belt at 104K along with water pump, ac/ps belts, etc.
Tranny gets fresh fluid every 20K or so. Oil filter change every 5K, full change with Redline Synthetic 5w20 at around 8-9K.
I was in vegas for new years 2008 with my dad and last night the clutch started chattering. It was pretty damn cold though. If it keeps up I'll need a new clutch in 5-10K.
Other than that, need to do suspension and I'm good to keep rolling.
All maintenance has been done, did front discs at 70K, shoes in the back because of a leaking wheel cylinder at 90K, timing belt at 104K along with water pump, ac/ps belts, etc.
Tranny gets fresh fluid every 20K or so. Oil filter change every 5K, full change with Redline Synthetic 5w20 at around 8-9K.
I was in vegas for new years 2008 with my dad and last night the clutch started chattering. It was pretty damn cold though. If it keeps up I'll need a new clutch in 5-10K.
Other than that, need to do suspension and I'm good to keep rolling.
Re: Hi-milage cars. Who's got 100k miles +
02 lx with 113K. stock suspension except the back left shock. i've got intake, header, full exhaust and progress sways for about 25k. Just replaced the front rotors this past weekend, and had one wheel bearing replaced at 95k (i torqued the wheel stud loose)
I drive it hard and auto x fairly regularly. no engine problems at all. clutch still feels pretty good. I've had 3 batteries (left dome light on) and had a very small crack in the original header-cat. Oil changed about every 5k with mobile-one 5w20.
I drive it hard and auto x fairly regularly. no engine problems at all. clutch still feels pretty good. I've had 3 batteries (left dome light on) and had a very small crack in the original header-cat. Oil changed about every 5k with mobile-one 5w20.
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I'm getting close to 190,000. The speedo cluster was shorting out when I got it and the one I put in had about 15K less. I'd have to look in my receipt folder and do some math to find out the actual mileage.
Derek
Derek
Re: Hi-milage cars. Who's got 100k miles +
I got an 02 civic with 110,000 just replaced the bushings in the struts other than that runs great...havent looked into it yet but anyone elses windshield washer light always stay on?
I wil fix vBPlaza today
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Re: Hi-milage cars. Who's got 100k miles +
Just hit 100000 on 11/15/07 now im at 102500. AS for problems, there are none. Except cosmetic problems. Im about to replace the timing belt, and water pump and all that jazz. SRS stays on because i dance in my seat 2 much
lol also i drive my car like i stole it
BTW i have a 2001 EX
lol also i drive my car like i stole itBTW i have a 2001 EX
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124k and no problems yet ooh wait I destroyed the 2nd gear set in the trans by power shifting with 270whp LOL.
And now I also have a leak in my AC system which im not sure where it is yet...
And now I also have a leak in my AC system which im not sure where it is yet...
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It's got 190k miles on it now.
Recently a spark plug blew out of it's hole. Took out a coil with it. Luckily I was able to fix the threads on the car. This happed at about 185k miles.
Still going..
Recently a spark plug blew out of it's hole. Took out a coil with it. Luckily I was able to fix the threads on the car. This happed at about 185k miles.
Still going..
Pistol grip pump in my lap at all times
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Re: Hi-milage cars. Who's got 100k miles +
119000 miles on my 02, put 85000 of those miles on it myself with so far 5000 bottle fed, and I drive my **** like I wont have it tomorrow!!!
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115k as of now. no problems with engine so far except normal wear and tear. my auto tranny started going out at 90k. planning on replacing it with an 03-05 a/t and rebuilding the engine with OEM internals and possibly stage 1 or 2 cam, valve upgrade and some sort of engine management. wont give me much power gain with a/t but whatever lol.
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85k bought brand new off the lot with 8 miles on the **** Dec. 2002... So far replaced tranny, clutch, flywheel, water pump, timing belt, drive belts, all seals and gaskets. Had a vavle job done, resurfaced the head, replaced the camshaft for performance, not maintenece. Both 02 sensors...thats about it i think...runs like a champ and still gets great milage... effing hondas
and yes i know it says 100k plus..but im pushin it..

and yes i know it says 100k plus..but im pushin it..
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106,000 on my '01.
Had the alternator, power door lock actuators, and... that's it.
All the regular maintenance has been done though like oil and the timing belt/water pump recently but it was all factory service.
I drive all city with maybe 6 miles a day highway, and I get 32 to 38 reliably and that is not driving it very nicely. Granny style gets better fuel efficiency, but I already get double of most everything else on the road around me.
Had the alternator, power door lock actuators, and... that's it.

All the regular maintenance has been done though like oil and the timing belt/water pump recently but it was all factory service.
I drive all city with maybe 6 miles a day highway, and I get 32 to 38 reliably and that is not driving it very nicely. Granny style gets better fuel efficiency, but I already get double of most everything else on the road around me.
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115k total got the car used at 110k and the car spins like a top. got all the service records all no major work. its time for timing belt and yadda yadda yadda, just flushed the m/t. within the next oil change i will do the major tune up. This is the third honda i own two civics and an integra. I Love Honda
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2002 Civic LX Sedan, bought new in '02, 156k. Changed front pads @ 95,000 and 130,000, just replaced rear shoes. Only problem ever was alternator died at about 90,000, and struts, but that was all under my 100,000 mi warranty.




