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Car Forum / Honda Cars / September 2004

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rattling in 2000 civic ex

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bedoo2003 - 17 Sep 2004 15:35 GMT
ABout one month ago my 2000 Honda civic ex coupe (35,000 miles) started to
make a rattling noise only at 1000 RPM. I have been told that this is due
to either my catylitic converter heat shield or a loose exhaust mount.
Either way I have found that it seems to be a common problem for all civic
models with in the year. Has anyone heard of this before, and if so anyone
have a quick fix?
ravelation - 18 Sep 2004 16:33 GMT

bedoo2003@yahoo.com (bedoo2003)
wrote:

>ABout one month ago my 2000 Honda
>civic ex coupe (35,000 miles) started to
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>year. Has anyone heard of this before,
>and if so anyone have a quick fix?

My son's '99 Civic coupe had the heat shield rattle. It occured at the
same rpms.
Jehu - 20 Sep 2004 03:49 GMT
I had a 2000 coupe that the latch on the hood made  a squeeking type
noise... cured with grease

> bedoo2003@yahoo.com (bedoo2003)
> wrote:
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> My son's '99 Civic coupe had the heat shield rattle. It occured at the
> same rpms.
 
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