In article <g4qbb.1558$Hd6.1213344@newssvr28.news.prodigy.com>, "BillW" <TheDuck@pond.net> wrote: If you are discussing the pipes--the answer is NO. There may be some exceptions such as on the newest most expensive models. It's my guess that the only thing on those exhaust systems that are stainless are the short sections of pipe that come from the back end of the muffler to the rear of the car--it's mainly for show. You can buy the same pipe at Honda dealerships. I don't know the cost.

In article <GhKdneTCAfjpTvCiXTWJkg@sedona.net>, "Carl" <c@invalid.com> wrote: I seem to recall reading that this is a normal sound that you don't have to worry about--just get used to it. Eventually, you will probably not even notice it.

"M.C. Tee" <tedwards@NOSPAM.roadrunner.nf.net> wrote in message news:bkphqs$4m8$1@nntp-stjh-01-01.rogers.nf.net... FWIW, a .scr file is treated just like any other executable. I'm wondering how they're being tortured - are they being forced to read through another Usenet Japanese vs. American vs. Korean car debate? K

Advance the timing,8.5mm plug wires,headder,exhaust,high flo cat,Cold air intake,grounding kit are just some minor bolt ons you can get HP from -- sc0rch ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the car audio community. http://www.realcaraudio.com

you may need to reset the ECU but usualy the ECU will notice the modification in a couple days at the most...mine noticed in 15 minutes....... but the MOD chip your talking about is completely different..... if your going to try and get HP get a venom controll module.... jcwhitney has them for the best $ i've seen so far

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In article <LfWdncbEh56QCPGiXTWJjg@comcast.com>, "John Shamblin" <jsham5@comcast.net> wrote: I agree with the intelligent posters that told you to make use of "unleaded 87 octane" gasoline. It will save you lots of money during the time you own the vehicle. Even if higher octane gas might add some extra horsepower--you will rarely if ever need the extra horsepower unless you plan to race your vehicle or go over 120 mph on a regular basis. Don't waste your money on high octane gas.

M I bought new Accord 4cyl ex 4 months back. I had Camry in my list I test drove accord and Camry many times finally choosing accord. Ride quality is much smother softer on Camry while accord more sporty and harder ride. Accord has(feels) better grip on road where as Camry has luxury ride. On Camry you can't hear the engine noise at all while idling and running at SLOWER speeds! But I chose accord for other reasons which were more important to me. So my

It's supposed to be 98-02 Transmissions. Sorry for the typo in the Subject line. Ghassan Ktabi wrote:

Thanks - I'll probably be going today or tomorrow to buy it- after calling every dealership arround I should be able to get the 2004 EX 4cyl 4dr auto w/ navi for about $24,500 + taxes fees etc - out the door for $26,800. This is a reasonable price to me. "Ed" <do.not@spam.me> wrote in message news:Xns93FD7816942D9MyMessagesRock@151.164.30.44...

Hey, thanks for the detailed reply... well, it seems like it did make a big difference, having the injector fluid in and all that... ( come to think of it, last time i changed the oil the guy at Walmart reassured me they cleaned the injector but it made no freaking difference, i probably got ripped off, heheh )... well, i live in Quebec so it's definitely not the right part of Canada ( just kidding ), but i travel to Toronto way too often these days, gotta maintain that damn civic..

Thanks for the tips; family friend found one in a junkyard, in good shape; total cost, installed ,$200; dealer offer $740 parts, $100+ labor = $840+. Sheesh whatta rip-off. "April Y" <BogeyMaker24@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Hl78b.260$Pd2.252453@news1.news.adelphia.net...

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 09:05:58 -0400, Oliver Costich <olc-caNOSPAM@cox.net> wrote: Give her a few days to respond.

"Kevin_S_Stone" <Kevin_S_Stone@SPAMHotmail.com> wrote in news:emwab.64072$DZ.3662@news04.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com: $140 is cheap for a brake job,if it's disc brakes you can do it yourself in about an hour.

Try www.precisionnav.com . They have a few models. I have a V2000 compass, works very well. It has a backlight for night use and a outside temperature sensor. You should be able to find one on EBAY cheaper. hhandson wrote:

Nope. Seems Honda is still suffering from this problem still. Both my Brother's Acura and sister's 2003 Civic had this problem. On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 15:21:32 GMT, "thomas woolery" <twoolery@woh.rr.com> wrote:

If there are more than 125K on it, I'd think about the 'ignitor' in the distributer. bob

"vinniemak" <vinniemak@netzero.net> wrote in message news:<W6uab.12882$hl4.9531@nwrdny01.gnilink.net>... (snip) I'm thinking a possible buyer would be some parent who's tired of a kid who keeps bugging the parent to buy the kid some wheels... (snip)

Got it - thanks. DS "Mista Bone" <MistaB0ne@cinci.rr.com> wrote in message news:dSvab.4037$KJ5.2659@fe2.columbus.rr.com... | remove left front wheel, remove plastic fender liner, | | The washer tank and pump are behind that. The pumps can be replaced by | themselves.

As I recall from a Dodge I owned, oil inside the timing belt cover indicated a leaking crank or cam shaft seal. Might this be the same situation with this car? On 18 Sep 2003 17:27:44 -0700, chip@chipanddebby.com (Chip Stein) wrote: