2004 Honda Civic - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Timing belts they have 60.000 kilometres life for service .you past the limits

xheck the switch wich is on the break pedal its self just need ajusting my merc done the same thing

They should be on the same circuit with the tail lights. I would look for a bad connection in the wiring harness.

hola m podrian ayudar a recuperar el codigo de la radio de un honda civic 2003 y no tengo el manual donde lo puedo consegir sin tener que pagar. desconecte la bateria por acidenten y cdo lo prendi m pidio el codigo de la radio.

The cabin air filters are located in a box that is part of the blower motor housing.

To access them, you will need to get behind the glove compartment. Open the glove box and you will see the stops/supports on each side of the door. They are held in by clips, so push from the outside inward and pop them loose. At this point, the glove box door will open fully and dump its contents on the floor.

Now, look behind the door, you will see the blower housing. On the front of the housing is a plastic cover. Remove the cover and you will see two tabs. Pull the left tab to remove the first filter and its carrier. Slide the tab on the right to the left and remove the second filter. Remove each old filter from its carrier and replace them with the new filters.

Reverse the process to put everythig back together. Clean up all that stuff on the floor. ;)

Then the air filter cover is not on correctly

remove the battery terminal to clear the radio, then reinstall the cable, with the key on and the radio off hold down buttons #1 and #6 while turning the radio on, this will give u the serial # of the radio and u can give it to any dealership and they can give u the 5 digit radio code, If they wont just give it to me and I can help you.

How To Install Replace Remove Rear Bumper Cover Honda Civic 01-05

This video will show you how to remove the door panel on a 01-05 Honda Civic. hope this helps you out.

Dont mess with it.U could make it go off. Go to a Auto Garage where they have the tools to take care of the problem,

2 simple solutions, disconnect battery for 5 minutes, or go to auto store and have them clear code, usually for free at most chain stores.

Indicates a leak in the fuel tank system....1456 i beleive is the tank side(usually the gas cap).. 1. loose fuel cap 2. vapor canister saturated (unlikely ) 3. failed vent solenoid 4. failed purge solenoid.MVCI can help you clear the fault code.

Take an empty toilet paper tube. Wrap it around the mouthpiece tightly. By bending end of insertion. Wrap good tape I.e.. duck tape, packing tape. Around whole tube. Pull tube off and cover insertion end with tape. Cut small **** on tape so you can get an airtight fit on mouthpiece. Fill with 2-3 pieces of good tissue paper. Place on mouthpiece and blow. This has worked for me many times. Won't work if you have a really high b.a.c. though. Let me know

if the vehicle has keyless entry the unit is under the driver seat. If it does not have it then it is located behind the driver side front kick panel

P1433 Battery deterioration,For this see if the warranty for the battery module is still in effect for you, Battery warranty exchange program TSB 00-070

DTC P1433 Battery Module Deterioration, need to replace the battery module. Info from HDS more info... [email protected]

You can removed the shifter cable from the transmission and turn the key in the ignition to disable the steering lock.

you might need to have your tie rods replaced...or maybe your driveshaft