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That sounded dirty.
Alex, the Main req: Turn the car off hold down the tripmeter button turn ign. on and keep holding the button. It will go off after approx 6-10 sec.
The SRS is two pinout on the orange plug under the dash that have to be jumped with a paper clip. Not sure which ones... 1 and 19 I believe...
Alex, the Main req: Turn the car off hold down the tripmeter button turn ign. on and keep holding the button. It will go off after approx 6-10 sec.
The SRS is two pinout on the orange plug under the dash that have to be jumped with a paper clip. Not sure which ones... 1 and 19 I believe...
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BTW, if any of you ever need a flywheel the d16 flywheel DOES work. I just bought one and my new pilot bearing fits as well as the pressure plate perfectly.....
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haha, homos.
If you only "picked up" that manual before I did all the work on my crappy civic. I hate civics the more I drive my car. Its so freakin slow/embarrasing to drive.
Although one last cruise will be nice this weekend.
If you only "picked up" that manual before I did all the work on my crappy civic. I hate civics the more I drive my car. Its so freakin slow/embarrasing to drive.
Although one last cruise will be nice this weekend.
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Originally Posted by Michalo187
^^^^^^^ I can imagine how it feels without a turbo
My car is running nice though. I really love the exedy organic clutch. I can feel a very big difference from stock with how much grip there is. So its a little quicker than stock.
Originally Posted by Rufus
Alex, the Main req: Turn the car off hold down the tripmeter button turn ign. on and keep holding the button. It will go off after approx 6-10 sec.
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Originally Posted by Angry_Angel
I know Falken posted instructions on how to do it before, and his instructions worked. But now I can't find his post anymore
-insert the ignition key
-turn the key to the #2 position (dont start the vehicle)
-keep holding until the warning lights turn off
-turn the key back to the #0 position
-release the odometer reset button
-start the vehicle
*the odometer must be in the mileage mode (not Trip-A or Trip-B)
Originally Posted by FALKEN
-push and hold the odometer reset button
-insert the ignition key
-turn the key to the #2 position (dont start the vehicle)
-keep holding until the warning lights turn off
-turn the key back to the #0 position
-release the odometer reset button
-start the vehicle
*the odometer must be in the mileage mode (not Trip-A or Trip-B)
-insert the ignition key
-turn the key to the #2 position (dont start the vehicle)
-keep holding until the warning lights turn off
-turn the key back to the #0 position
-release the odometer reset button
-start the vehicle
*the odometer must be in the mileage mode (not Trip-A or Trip-B)
Thanks. I think the mileage mode was why it wasn't working for me. Thanks again! Thread
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