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Hi .. 2004 Honda Civic EX at 61000k miles .. going to purchase , when is the timing belt to be changed ? pls advice.. asap . so as to finalise the deal .. also 60 k maintaince is not done.. so that cna be done in a month or should be done ASAP ??

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Timing belt need to be done around 100K miles. You might want to check the brakes. Fronts struts are known to leak on this model car. Trans fluid will need to be replace. Air filter and pollen filter might need to be replace if dirty. I worked on Honda for 8 years and this model doesn't have too many major problem, but I can't say that for the one you're buying.
good luck

  • g501205680 Dec 17, 2010

    Hey K42282 thnx for the reply.

    I am taking the car for a check up today at Firestone .. so what should i ask them to check in the pre inspection check up .. can these all be checked ??

  • Anonymous Dec 17, 2010

    they should be able to check everything else. I only thing they would be able to check for free is the timing belt.

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