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In 1980, Honda Civic is available in two engine. One is 1335 cc (1300) CVCC engine made 55 hp while the other is 1488 cc (1500) CVCC engine produced 67 hp (50 kW). Honda civic offers 4-speed manual and 3-speed automatic transmission. These both engines of Honda Civic available in base and DX versions.
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take it to a tech , if you have to ask then you are not able to work on it . It is definatly an internal problem.

That's the focal range of a zoom lens. Unlike a single focal-length lens (or a "prime" lens) a zoom lens lets you adjust the focal range. "55-200mm" specifies the lens's focal range from 55mm at the low end to 200mm at the long end.

You can read a general description of zoom lenses at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoom_lens

Nikon current has two different 55-200mm lenses:
http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/
2156/AF-S-DX-Zoom-NIKKOR-55-200mm-f%252F4-5.6G-ED.html
and
http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/
2156/AF-S-DX-Zoom-NIKKOR-55-200mm-f%252F4-5.6G-ED.html

If you're asking about the L110, it has a permanently-affixed lens and will not use either of the above lenses.

if other auto-focus lenses work, then it is likely that this particular lens has a defect I suggest you send it in to Nikon for servicing

You'll need at least a small screwdriver and a soldering iron. If you feel up to it, you can order the part and do it yourself.

The part depends on which variant of the 18-5mm lens you have.

18-55 3.5-5.6 G ED DX
http://uscamera.com/1c999-357.htm

AF- S 18-55 3.5-5.6 G II ED DX:
http://uscamera.com/1c999-488.htm

hi there,

the zoom-rubber might have been loosen, so it moved too easy while you use it
you can fix it by contacting nikon representative technical support

thanks

You can reset the camera by using a paperclip and pressing the reset button

Nikon currently lists two 18-55 AF-S DX and two 55-200 AF-S DX lenses. One in each pair has vibration reduction, the other does not. The ones with VR in the name have it, otherwise it doesn't.

VR isn't exactly an option. If it wasn't built into the lens initially, you can't add it later. A lens either has it or it doesn't, though if a lens has VR it can be switched off.

So does mine, that is the VR releasing, it is normal.