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    ek civic coupe

    as my eg has been written off, im thinking of getting a coupe... any1 with one recommend one? any known problems with it?

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    where abouts are u located

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    Quote Originally Posted by [s]upa_[s]aiyan
    as my eg has been written off, im thinking of getting a coupe... any1 with one recommend one? any known problems with it?

    Guys , reply only if you have one - and have any experience with it OR any known problems etc.

    Thanks.

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    i remember asking the same question abt 1 year ago when i was in the hunt for a coupe...

    try a search...

    but some of the problems i have been told...sqeaky clutch and it does use up abit of oil after a good thrashing.
    beware of the power windows as it tends to stuff up.
    Also the car may experience a period of weird idling due to the throttle body or sensors getting abit dirty.

    Overall the coupe is a very reliable car, only has small problems which can be easily fixed.

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    If your going to buy one check for the following. I have experienced these problems with both EJ8's Ive Owned.

    - Left Window, Slow to wind up/Popped out of window rail.
    - Squeaky Clutch
    - Loose, Sticky, Hesitant Throttle Pedal/Throttle Cable.
    - Seats have excessive wear. Ie Seams starting to go.
    - Input Shaft Bearing (Can hear grinding noise when clutch isn't depressed and is in netural)
    - Slow/Doesn't Move seatbelt retracting mechanism.

    Apart from that I give my thumbs up to the coupe. Very Sexy!

    -KB
    Last edited by KB; 10-05-2005 at 05:49 PM.

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    well i've had mine since new. i don't experience a squeaky clutch nor any sort of weird sounds. just a bit of creaky noises i'm guessing from the plastics in the car. but i dun really thrash mine at all so could be the difference...

    u can generally tell if a car has been thrashed by a test drive - but u'll have to test drive a few tho...

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    go to the "car for sale" forum : )

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    Quote Originally Posted by KB
    If your going to buy one check for the following. I have experienced these problems with both EJ8's Ive Owned.

    - Left Window, Slow to wind up/Popped out of window rail.
    - Squeaky Clutch
    - Loose, Sticky, Hesitant Throttle Pedal/Throttle Cable.
    - Seats have excessive wear. Ie Seams starting to go.
    - Input Shaft Bearing (Can hear grinding noise when clutch isn't depressed and is in netural)
    - Slow/Doesn't Move seatbelt retracting mechanism.

    Apart from that I give my thumbs up to the coupe. Very Sexy!

    -KB
    wow i havent had any of those problems. mind you mines a 98 and has done under 100,000kms.

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    Hehehe just you wait. Soon USDM dodge will show its true colours. BTW both my coupes are 96 models with more than 100K Kms

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    Mines a 97 with more than 100k, and I haven't had any problems. Just find one with good service history and maybe a stock one. The VTI's go for pretty cheap.

    Its a very solid car, with lots of room for a 2 door. Good fuel economy and is comfortable.

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    only problem i seem to be having is the left window, anyone know how to make it faster?

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