CivicSleigher

Hello everyone, I recently bought my first car, a 2008 Honda Civic LX Sedan. I have the following two inspection reports.
[Links to reports have been removed.]

NOISES:
[p1] When the brake pedal is pressed all the way down, the car makes a single loud banging sound before coming to a complete stop. The sound comes possibly from the rear right side.
[p2] When someone tries to get in the car and sit on the rear right side of the back-seat, the car makes creaking sounds.
[p3] While turning the steering wheel with the brake pedal pressed all the way down, the car makes creaking sounds.

LEAKS found by MIDAS:
[p4] "Slight leak from engine oil pan": MIDAS marked it as "may require future attention" and told me, I should watch for it to get worse and then take it for repair.
[p5] "Rear shocks are leaking slightly": MIDAS marked it as "may require future attention" too and told me, I should have them changed at 80,000 KM.

My questions:
[q1] What might be causing these noises and what would be a reasonable price for fixing it?
[q2] Any suggestions on repair shops in Calgary that might do a good job on fixing it? I am asking because MIDAS couldn't identify the reason.
[q3] How will I know if the leak from engine oil pan is getting worse? Should I watch for heavier leaks on the floor under the car? Should I watch for anything else?
[q4] Should I get all the leaks fixed right away? How much they may cost?

Thanks very much for reading and for your valuable suggestions!

CivicSleigher

Thanks for your suggestions under the related thread: https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...ml#post4644071.

UPDATE on NOISES:
Noises were caused by dust deposits in the rear brakes. Dusts were cleaned and some lubricants were put on where applicable by a trusted technician, who only charged me $40 for the job.

UPDATE on LEAKS:
According to this technician, upper oil pan is showing minor seepage but will not require any immediate fix. He didn't find the rear shocks leaking; they just collected some dark dusts.

BlueEM2

iTrader: (1)

Why two threads for the same thing?

CivicSleigher

Sorry, BlueEM2. This thread has an additional region specific question that I needed help with. So I posted it under this local/geographic forum. Spamming was not my intention.

BlueEM2

iTrader: (1)

Ok, no problem. No need to duplicate. If you have a regional specific question ask that question only. It gets really confusing when you have people answering the same questions on two different threads lol