couple 98 civic ex issues!!!
01-23-2003 | 02:54 PM
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Moisture problem: Don't let your car go from a very cold climate to a warm one instantly. Not only are you getting moisture build up on electrical components, you are getting it in your engine with the oil and in your gas tank which could cause your fuel line to freeze and your car not run.
Clutch problem: Is this also dependent on tempurature? If so, you maybe getting condensation on your clutch cable causing ice crystals to form and slowing the cable down. If it's not tempurature dependent, take it back to the dealer and tell them you are having problems you've never had before.
Clutch problem: Is this also dependent on tempurature? If so, you maybe getting condensation on your clutch cable causing ice crystals to form and slowing the cable down. If it's not tempurature dependent, take it back to the dealer and tell them you are having problems you've never had before.
01-23-2003 | 03:09 PM
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as for the moisture problem, i have a 97 civic lx, d16y7 too, it was around the same temperature when i was driving it, around -25 degrees, and went down the parkard, left it there for couple hours, but it start ok when i was leaving.
01-23-2003 | 03:40 PM
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Originally posted by jordan88
as for the moisture problem, i have a 97 civic lx, d16y7 too, it was around the same temperature when i was driving it, around -25 degrees, and went down the parkard, left it there for couple hours, but it start ok when i was leaving.
as for the moisture problem, i have a 97 civic lx, d16y7 too, it was around the same temperature when i was driving it, around -25 degrees, and went down the parkard, left it there for couple hours, but it start ok when i was leaving.