Newbie with a 95
#1
12-27-2005, 01:09 PM
Newbie with a 95
Hey everyone my name is Hamza and I just bought a 1995 Honda Civic EX coupe. It has about 105K on it and is a manual. I will have many questions since I am new to the Honda community. I also have a 04 Altima which most of my money goes into but couldn't give up the deal I got on the civic. I dont know if I should post my first question here or not but here goes:
Since the car has over 100k what all should I do as far as far as keeping it maintained? Tune-up, any coolant flushes, etc? Also I want to know where to take the car to get this stuff done? I am in Little Ferry, NJ. Help will be greatly appreciated.
Since the car has over 100k what all should I do as far as far as keeping it maintained? Tune-up, any coolant flushes, etc? Also I want to know where to take the car to get this stuff done? I am in Little Ferry, NJ. Help will be greatly appreciated.
#2
12-27-2005, 01:22 PM
RE: Newbie with a 95
welcome to the forum [sm=hiya.gif][sm=hiya.gif] in the honda manul there will be a section with all different things you should do and at how many km's, and for a place to bring it im not sure about that since i live far away from you..but mabey you car try doing them yourself? like the easy stuff to start off with...and only 105 k on a 95, wow thats sweet!
#3
12-27-2005, 01:35 PM
RE: Newbie with a 95
go check your timing belts. reason is. it might not have been done. concidering your cars age plus its due at 90k
welcome to the forum
welcome to the forum
#4
12-27-2005, 06:46 PM
RE: Newbie with a 95
Welcome. timing belt and waterpump first thing. other than that, maybe new fluids all around, clutch, brake, trans, oil, and coolant. then new spark plugs, wires and a new distributor cap and rotor. that will take care of most of what might have been neglected. more insurance than anything. sounds like a good car, how much you pay for it, if you dont mind me asking.
#8
12-27-2005, 09:47 PM
RE: Newbie with a 95
105k is very good for a 95. its probably about a third of the way through its life...honda motors (if treated right) will easily get to over 300k. i have a 99 and i just passed 80k right before winter break, so you'res is in good shape.
if you dont mind...how much did you pay for it?
and welcome!!! good to know we're getting new members daily
if you dont mind...how much did you pay for it?
and welcome!!! good to know we're getting new members daily
#9
01-02-2006, 01:20 AM
RE: Newbie with a 95
man 105k is just breakin in a honda....hondas will last forever!!!! my dad had a 95 accord v6 and it lasted till 185k then he traded it in for a 01 accord v6 and it at 105k and its still runnin great...no engine problems, and ill get a honda civic (Si hopefully) preferably 99 or 00 and ill keep it till it blows up [sm=gears.gif]
