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Car Forum / Honda Cars / May 2007'88 4WD wagon -- "disengage"?
I just purchased a 1988 4WD 5-door 6-speed wagon with 1.6L to use as a utility/camping vehicle, and noticed on the operator's visor a caution to "disengage" the "Real-Time" 4WD if one end of the vehicle is raised for any service that requires rotating the wheels, yet I can find no such control to engage or disengage the 4WD on demand. Can someone tell me how to observe this caution please? >I just purchased a 1988 4WD 5-door 6-speed wagon with 1.6L to use as a > utility/camping vehicle, and noticed on the operator's visor a caution to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Can someone tell me how to observe this caution please? Perhaps you could tell us what make the vehicle is.  SignatureBearman If it's got tits, tires, tubes, or transistors, it's trouble. > I just purchased a 1988 4WD 5-door 6-speed wagon with 1.6L to use as a > utility/camping vehicle, and noticed on the operator's visor a caution to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Can someone tell me how to observe this caution please? for many 4wd's, "disengage" means "unbolt" and this is done before towing. not certain about this vehicle though - is there a problem that you're trying to fix? this is a fine vehicle btw. highly utilitarian. >> I just purchased a 1988 4WD 5-door 6-speed wagon with 1.6L to use as >> a utility/camping vehicle, and noticed on the operator's visor a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > towing. not certain about this vehicle though - is there a problem > that you're trying to fix? Thank you, that explains the lack of an "on demand" control to place the vehicle in 2-or-4WD. I have no real problem with the vehicle. I'm just trying to understand all aspects of it, and make sense of the warning on the operator's visor. > this is a fine vehicle btw. highly utilitarian. Agreed. It can easily hold two mountain bikes and assorted equipment in the back, a canoe on the roof, and a babe in the other seat. Now all I have to do is find the babe somewhere. >> this is a fine vehicle btw. highly utilitarian. > > Agreed. It can easily hold two mountain bikes and assorted equipment > in the back, a canoe on the roof, and a babe in the other seat. Now > all I have to do is find the babe somewhere. Nearest bar? SignatureTegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ >>> this is a fine vehicle btw. highly utilitarian. >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Nearest bar? Around here, the women in the bar would sink the canoe, assuming they could even climb into it. >>>> this is a fine vehicle btw. highly utilitarian. >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Around here, the women in the bar would sink the canoe, assuming they > could even climb into it. Oh, I see. "Yo' mama so FAT...". :) SignatureTegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ >>> I just purchased a 1988 4WD 5-door 6-speed wagon with 1.6L to use as >>> a utility/camping vehicle, and noticed on the operator's visor a [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > back, a canoe on the roof, and a babe in the other seat. Now all I have to > do is find the babe somewhere. you'll have to go hippie or euro to get a babe to join you in an 88 civic! trust me on that one. >>> this is a fine vehicle btw. highly utilitarian. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > you'll have to go hippie or euro to get a babe to join you in an 88 > civic! trust me on that one. Hippie or euro is fine by me, as long as they can enthusiastically f.ck. The driveshaft to the rear wheels has to be disconnected. If you want more answers look for the civic wagon mailing list. -SP > I just purchased a 1988 4WD 5-door 6-speed wagon with 1.6L to use as a > utility/camping vehicle, and noticed on the operator's visor a caution to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Can someone tell me how to observe this caution please? |
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