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  1. #229
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    Wow,nice man a WRX.

    Sweeeeet

    What did you do with the auto box,change it?

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    hahaha yea as a weekend car itll be nice..
    =)

    the box was cvt b4 and now its auto.. my cvt quit on me.. =( i was thinkin manual but someone at home might need to have to drive the civic just in case so i went to the standard 4psd auto..
    highway sux... i hate being @ 3000rpm @ 100kph...
    compared to cvt.. @ 100kph itd be 2500rpm..
    ||bye bye civic || hello awd turbo ||

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    haha LOL

    I Love my auto,makes cruising so easy and enjoyable.I can cruise ALL DAY - NO WORRIES!

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    I can do that in my manual.

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    haha That's GREAT!

    But saves all those gear changes.

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    Nah, they still need to be changed anyway. Just think, my left thigh... wait, I don't like where this is going.

    Damn my net gets raped everytime I load this thread, all them pictures!

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    WE did an oil change in Timmy's (ekcoupe's) car today,so she's running good!

    If we have time well change the y7 to the y4 IM before the cruise!

    That will be be a nice gain!

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    nice lip repair good practice
    WTB: EK oem JDM Visors

    I love J-Cups

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    haha yeah! Keepin' the costs down + I like it

    Cheers Ryan mate!

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    Thanks Timmy (ekcoupe) for this MAD photoshop!!



    I've been juggling my plans with my car as usual

    Have decided on putting in the stage 1 bisi cam and some Lightweight AEM tru power a/c and p/s pulleys.This will free up some power and allow the engine to rev easier/free-er.

    Also I have a belt tensioner bearing noise @1500rpm.

    Here's a thread from Aug 08'.Damn,I've had it that long LOL

    Anyways finially going to Honda to get it sorted.This is what needs doing,thanks John! (ecu-man):

    Hi Dude

    this is Honda's solution

    1. Connect the PGM tester to the vehicle

    2. Start the Engine and allow it to reach operating temperature ( Radiator Fans should come on twice )

    3. Remove the upper timing belt cover

    4. monitor the engine temperature. When the temp decreases to 58degC, rotate the crankshaft five or six turns counter clockwise.

    5. Set No. 1 piston at TDC

    6.When the engine temp decreaces to 55degC, loosen the timming belt adjusting bolt 180deg. Allow the tention of the timing belt to automaticlly reset the tentioner position.

    7. Tighten the adjusting bolt.

    8. After adjustment, retorque the crankshaft pulley bolt to 181 Nm

    9. On compleating the procedure, start then engine and allow it to reach operating temperature. Confirm the noise has been eliminated. Should the noise still be exhibited the above procedure in its entirety is required to be repeated.


    I will assume you wont have access to the PGM tester or a HDS, so you can monitor the ECT voltage to determine the engine Temp

    the below is from temp v voltage when looking at the HDS.



    ECT voltage at 58 deg 1.44v

    ECT Voltage at 55 deg 1.55v

    good luck

    John.

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    This is an epic introductory thread... lol

    Welcomed to the forums in 2007 man! Good to see ya still around...

    In Lak'ech'...
    EMpire.ONE

    c i v i c - l i z a t i o n

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    In Lak'ech',I like it!

    I joined 23-09-2006!

    I'm still here!

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