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Sorry about the pictures. Not sure why they are not showing up. Iam working to fix this asap

i have alot of issues with trans fluid too. one day i found a small explosion all over the trans case and underneath. i think fluid came up thru the dipstick hole. i also have a slow leaking rear main seal so fluid comes out there too. it could also leak from the axle seals or the case itself. is it only at the bottom? or coming from the top too.

Hi, i have a 1994 honda civic ex vtec stock motor. So heres the story on the car. Just bought the civic then a month later the timing belt snapped on the road, 1 block away from my house so i pushed it back and this weekend i figured i should do a timing belt replacement *maybe the valves arent bent*. So during the weekend, replaced the timing belt with the help of this thread http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=649277 . Install complete,...

probably, wouldnt run well, but probably. id double check timing

I have an 01 civic that I'm doing the front end conversion to the 04-05. I've hit a rut.. Whats the best way for me to get the headlights to work? The 01-03 have a three prong plug for the bulb, where the 04-05's have a two prong plug... I'm thinking about doin the HID's as well, I had a buddy tell me that they might be universal, but I'm not too sure about that. Are they? Any help would be great! Thanks, Jessica...

Can you post pictures of the parts you need? I would be willing to help if you could give me more to go on!

Hello everyone, Hey guys just looking for what you all think, as far as clutch brands for replacement? I am looking for some opinions on what brands everyone has used and if they liked them or not. Would like to find out on the stage 1 or stage 2 clutch kits which brands in gage smooth without chatter. As far as stock goes I feel Exedy is the best choice. Do you guys agree? I hope this is the right area, its my first post here. To remove this...

Hi, I have a 2004 Civic DX Sedan and I saw some ATF fluid underneath the engine today. Where should I check first to see where it might be leaking? To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!

Sorry to jumo start an old thread, but the part number for the actuator is different for my car (03 Si). It was suggested that the OP needed part 32 as opposed to 56 based on this link http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...ry5=DOOR+LOCKS Based on that would I then need part 4 for my car (versus 25)? http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...ry5=DOOR+LOCKS

I would check the drain plug first. Are you sure its atf fluid? Also check the dipstick, they tend to shrink and pop out over time.