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    Love the detail of what you're doing - planning a proper job.
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    Looks tidy mate. The work to the suspension will definitely make a difference - it'll feel like a new car!
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    Don't blame you to be fair mate, it's like that place that first had a bodge at welding Tubs up.. Was foaming, but knew that trying to take it further with them would just cause grief and wind me up more. Sometimes it's best to just move on. Lol about the bird! Has it stopped it's crapping with the other mirrors on?
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    Looks like a good job on the windscreen area.. Like watching this one coming back to life. There's a crazy low amount of VTI left now. They need to be saved..
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    Good that you've found a garage that you're happy with mate... Did you ever get any joy after that last bit of bother you had? Nice pic at the end there
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    The wagons are cool - I bet there's a gt car there just under the surface.
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    Hope that you've got to the bottom of the abs problem.. They're a right menace. Good plans for the underside as well, got to keep the tin worm well away from that deck!
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    Have you got a copy of the Honda workshop manual from the downloads section? All of the torque settings should be in there.
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    That looks decent with the dye
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    About injectors, so I'm not sure about the b series ones, but k series injectors have plastic filters in which disintegrate when using E10 fuel. We had to get them serviced on my wife's K24 accord. One was throwing a missfire fault because of being blocked with the bits of plastic, but after sorting that one it still wasn't running right because the others were on the way to going bad.
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    Good stuff mate!
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    VTi-S

    dr_broon replied to Chief's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC

    Alright Chief, glad to see you've still got the deck. That caliper must have been properly stuck! Fair play for getting stuck back into it, and amazing find for the brand new mid spoiler!
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    Saw a nice one of these recently slammed... Thought it was an ep3 at first when it was coming towards me. Looks good with the bumper swaps.
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    Been looking here (thinking of importing am odyssey) https://www.japanesecartrade.com/ Also seen here recently https://www.beforward.jp/fr/
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    Seen some nice crowns when looking on jap import sites - love the look of the wagons. I bet its easier to squeeze some power out of them is it?
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    I bet it will. Had a feeling you would be going Toyota - what you thinking? Have you still got the hilux and the alphard?
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    Hope it's going to a good home mate - you should be proud of what you've created with that car. Touch of class. Are you planning on staying jap with the next car?
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    Nice pics mate. Like the yellow trim.
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    No, it's a little fella that's fixed to the vacuum vessel under the intake manifold - it's what dumps the vacuum that normally holds the IABs closed to make them open Driving it with them closed all the time, and then open all the time (with the vacuum hose disconnected) really shows how the iab system helps. When they're closed all the time, the power really drops off as the revs climb.. You're wanting to change gear by the time you reach 7k. When they're open all the time, there really is a loss of grunt before vtec is engaged. I know that some of that will be because of the ecu not being set up for those conditions, but a big chunk will be because of the long/short air path in the IM.
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    Have you had anyone get in touch about the civic mate? Have you got anything in mind for what's next?
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    Finally have working IABs again Did a bit of fault finding a couple of weeks back, and the Honda troubleshooting was pointing to the ecu. I tried fitting a replacement vacuum solenoid though, and that's done the trick even watched the arm move at high revs to double check it wasn't just placebo effect. Think that's been knacked for a while to be honest, at least since the transplant. Great to have the old girl working like it should again. Celebrated with polishing the rocker cover, giving the engine bay a bit of a clean, and a quick wash.
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    Nice looking boot brace that mate
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    Yeah, I know what you mean, it seems to finish them off doesn't it. Still a long way off being sorted... Just can't see from that angle. The rails do take your eyes off the damage (a bit) though.
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    Good job on the cleaning - nice interior as well
  25. dr_broon
    It's great to see you putting the effort in to saving this.
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