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  1. Hi Ricky There are indeed two shades of Orleans blue mica, but both have the same paint code. I found this out when respraying the bonnet and bumper on my MA8. My paint supplier had two paint match cards, one slightly lighter than other (for the MA8 it was the lighter one). Both were B77P. There is another metallic blue these civics came in which looks similar to orleans blue but is a darker more blue (if that makes sense?) colour. I think Chandlers deck might be that shade. Its on a lot of later civic M's around the 2000 MY
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  2. Unlikely it would get air in system of was bled properly before unless the coolant level had dropped significantly. I find when bleeding the system if you get it about there then just go for a drive the increased engine speed will usually expell any air into the expansion tank. Make sure the heater are set to hot. So next step is to go through the fan system. You say the car tends to overheat when idling and the fan isn't coming on.. I would check the fan works by disconnecting the fan switch which is usually on the thermostat housing. And link the pins in the plug with a piece of wire, bypassing the fan switch. If the fan comes on then next check the fan switch. If fan doesn't come on when you link that plug out, then there's a fault either with the fan or wiring or fuse has gone etc etc.
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  3. From Matt Lewis Racing. Very good price tbh. You know me love searching for a bargain. Not checked there the right length yet tho eeek
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  4. Welp im not sure mate... Im gonna have to see this in the documents haha ! But i think its a Silver type of blue not sure xD.. I can say agian when i confirm
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  5. Hi Ace can you tell me whats the color code of your car please? i bought some B77P orleans blue pearl but i think is a bit darker then my car, i wonder if your code is the same. thanks
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