

bumper sag
Anyone know the best way to fix bumper sag?? Bumper support is definitely rotted out… :)


Anyone know the best way to fix bumper sag?? Bumper support is definitely rotted out… :)
I bought the car like 2 years ago it had this noise but it was not as loud. I did the valve adjustment like 4 months ago it comes and goes like on day it's not there then it's there another day help please it's driving me nuts.
Can I ask help for more information about my honda civic ef? I only know that it’s a 1990 model with a carbureted D12 engine. The front bumper has been changed. What is the original look of my civic?
Got it 4 years ago and been driving it last year. The car has really been good to be but I dont really know much about my car. The chassis has a “EC7” but I dont see anything similar to it in google when I search it up. Hope for helpful insights.
i have a tranmisson gear oil change last week
the service shop had flush my gearbox then fill with 80w 90 maybe i dont remember after driving couple days i feel hard to shift gears like synco left the chat
is vicosity effect shifting**?**
thrust bearing still in good shape because no noise while press and depress the clutch
i just bought these bumpers does anyone have a suggestion on how to restore them, i’m looking at painting the trim just wondering if someone’s done it before
Hey all.
I’ve got a completely stock automatic d15b carbed 35m EF. when I first got the car drove completely fine, but I noticed when I unbolted the muffler it would show the catalytic converter light on the dash, but it would resolve as soon as it was back together. Fast forward a couple of months, I was driving and the cat light had come on and stayed on, after this happened I noticed many things. My oil temp always stayed normal as well.
- My ECU (OBD-0) would throw a code
- My fuel efficiency was fucking awful
- My car would overheat and stall and die while driving (rarely)
- I had a mate borrow my exhaust hangars for WOF and when I zip-tied my exhaust the car would die and refuse to move unless I had the original hangar back on
- My rpms would fluctuate in drive, become really low in reverse (and sometimes stall), become higher in neutral.
Last night I decided to gut my cat completely, I noticed that it looked completely fine but still went along with it to see if it would make a difference. I also cleaned both o2 sensors by running it through an ultrasonic cleaner, and gapped my spark plugs. The only problem I ran into was my spark plugs were completely covered in oil when I took them out, so I’m ordering a new rocker cover gasket and spark plug seals.
After doing this, my car had the same problems but worse, my exhaust was leaking substantially even though I’d put the gaskets back in, and the engine sputtered when I turned off the car. My ECU stopped throwing code completely, but the light on my dash is still there.
I’m not so worried about the light, I’m assuming I’ll just need to replace the o2 sensor, but how am I having all the same issues with no catalytic converter and how is it seemingly way worse than before?!?
Please, let me know what I can do to fix this issue because it’s driving me nuts.
Working on restoring my interior. Vehicle is 89 EF/ED6 Hatchback.
This roll down is awful to go up and down and the handle sticks out wayyyyyy too much.
I think I ordered the right one from eBay.
Is this regulator for a sedan version? Or EG? Or something weird? And if so, does anyone need it?
Tonight's attempts at finding wtf is going on with this car has me throwing my hands up. Not even interested in trying anything else myself or breaking it down. Just need someone good with the electrical in Jacksonville, FL area who can find the problems. Any help with finding a tech, references, or connections are very welcomed.
Bought an oem shift boot for my sedan and it doesn’t seem to fit. It’s ever so slightly too wide and like an inch or so longer so it won’t go into my sedan trim. Any ideas on what could be wrong. I imagine it’s just compatibility issues and it’s off a wagon/hatch or something. Any ideas is appreciated, thank you!