Sup guys. new member here from Charlotte NC, I inherited a 1994 4 door civic with about 200,000 miles. it runs and drives great. just wanted to say whats up Its in great shape. the clutch makes a little noise until you push the clutch in. I was told it could be the throw out bearing but not sure. I would love to make this a track car seeing how i already own a 94 Mazda pick up, and a company vehicle that i drive daily.I also do carbon fiber wraps on high end cars. lots of interior, roofs, pillars and just about anything you would want carbon fiber vinyl on. we do top notch work. no wrinkled up stretched out crap. i have pictures of all our customers cars that i will post at a later time. so whats up guys?

 

What's up!

Post some pics of the newly acquired Civic!

BTW, the Throwout bearing will make noise (if bad) when the clutch pedal is not pushed in, but will go away when the pedal is pushed in. T.O bearing issues/noises are common.

If there is a squeaking noise when you are pushing the pedal down, that is your clutch master cylinder making noise. That is somewhat common as well as.

 

 

I don't have my car here at work with me to check for the engine code but was curious to know more about my car and its potential. anyone know what motor comes in this 94 civic. I've been told it was a 1.5 but I'm not really sure. anyone have any idea? like i said i just inherited this civic and i don't know much about it. noob status. lol

 

Usually the slave cylinder. To solve, pull the boot back and apply grease.

 

we would need to know the trim level so we could tell you what is under the hood. i like the car though. prime candidate for a swap!