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  1. #1
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    Buyin a 94 VTI-S??

    Hey guys i am looking at buying a 94 VTI-S Accord. Manual. are there hidden niggiling, pain in the penis type things that could be easily looked over by a mechanic.

    I am getting RACQ to check it over but is there anything u guys reccomend to really check?

    Any help would be great

    Thanks Guys.
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    What kinda k's does it have?

    Not that it makes a big difference, they're pretty bullet proof.

    Just get it checked out properly for piece of mind, does it have a service history, good maintanance record? This is more impartant the k's.

    Raz
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    umm its got 184K it doesnt say weather it has service/maintainence history etc

    thanks man nuthin else to look out for??
    CD5 SloLowRider

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    Compression test would be pretty important, I can't think of anything off the top of my head that would be a problem.

    For example 6th gen accords, auto trans is pretty dodgy but I'm sure others might come up with something.

    Besides the stupid aerial.

    Raz
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    there arent any really common major issues, 184k is fine as far as milage goes. A decent mechanical check should show anything that is out of the ordinary and will cost a lot of money


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    just make sure there are no codes in the ecus,
    check them for codes

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    When I purchased my VTi 4 years back, the first thing that needed to replace was the clutch master cylinder... that was at 120k on the clock.

    I recently had to change it again, at 270k. Nothing major... cheap to fix.

    During the past 4 years putting on 150,000 km, the most expensive job that had to be done was replacing the clutch and the belts, $1200 all up.

    Try to bring down the price if the belts have yet to be changed.

    Oh yeah.... forgot one thing, check on the alternator and amp output, I remember a lot of my interior bulbs and the headlights kept blowing out.

    Good luck.

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    Thanks guys ummm hw do u check tha codes in the ECU's??
    CD5 SloLowRider

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    have a look at the radiator too.. i know alot of accord radiators split in the top plastic tank

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZC_CRX
    Thanks guys ummm hw do u check tha codes in the ECU's??

    use the search function mate. Good luck with your purchase.

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    got an RACQ inspection done $165 well worth tha money if ya ask me. didnt find nething to major got him down in price am pickin it up on sat!
    CD5 SloLowRider

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    congrat's on your purchase, be sure to post up pics!

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