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Originally Posted by smartcat
(Post 2704743)
Timing chains last for a very long time. It's the timing belt (made out of rubber like material) that usually requires a change after 100,000 km. http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/techni...-vs-chain.html |
Originally Posted by spadix
(Post 2705942)
I think the Civic has a timing *belt* and not a chain (please correct me if I'm wrong). Belts are best changed once every 3 or 4 years even if the car hasn't done 100k kms. The weather cycle will make the rubber brittle over this much time and can make the belt snap, leading to disastrous consequences. So it should be 4 years (3 if in extreme weather situations, just to be on the safe side) or 100k kms, whichever is earlier. Perhaps @manim could throw some light, considering his Civic has done 100k kms in a little under 5 years now. Regards, spadix |
Originally Posted by sushrutha
(Post 2705954)
No. Civic has a timing Chain. So no need to replace it. Check the below pic |
Originally Posted by spadix
(Post 2705963)
Thanks, sushrutha! Going back to dot's Scorponok's issue of that flapping sound from the engine at idle, which was diagnosed to the "timing belt auto-tensioner", what was that about, then? Regards, spadix |
Originally Posted by spadix
(Post 2705963)
Going back to dot's Scorponok's issue of that flapping sound from the engine at idle, which was diagnosed to the "timing belt auto-tensioner", what was that about, then? |
Originally Posted by mjumrani Guys, if anyone has installed a 7" Touch HU with a good moulding on the civic, please post pics. |
Originally Posted by sumeethaldankar
(Post 2708989)
Maybe off-topic for this thread but does anybody know the 0-100 timing for the civic manual/automatic. thanks |
Originally Posted by vasoo
(Post 2172994)
I changed the low beam bulbs with Philips Xtreme Power HB4/9006. They are very bright and quite comfortable to use for long drives. I dont see a need to change the high beam bulbs as I rarely use them. |
Originally Posted by jatinpatel
(Post 2216402)
Just for update Upgraded the stock bulbs in my civic to Philips stock rating but higher throw capacity ones. Did upgrade on both High and Low beam. Light throw has significantly improved especially the pathetic low beam. No wire cutting or additional relays required its a stock replacement. Total cost of 4 bulbs-Rs1900/- |
Originally Posted by skdking Anyone using osram nightbreakers or Philips xtreme vision on Civic can give his feedback? I want to upgrade the low beam by changing only the bulb. |
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