I have 207,000 miles on my car which I bought new and it runs good.. The
problem is the plastic door handles have broken. off. I live in Florida
and at the dealer they were pretty expensive.So I looked on the web and
found them for half price at www.bigdaddyautoparts.com

Mine have resistance of 5.6 ohm, injectors - 2.1 ohm, ratio is
8 : 3, when max 12.9v flows through both, # of watts wasted as
heat is 12.9² ÷ ( 5.6 + 2.1 ) x 8 ÷11 = 15.71w.
www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/0c/f2/4b
/0900823d800cf24b.jsp

First time here I think...
I guess the subject line pretty much tells it all. I checked FAQ's and
Googled it, nada.
Any ideas? It's the lack of a DTC that puzzles me the most.

If I were to use the honda shims, do I need both inner and the outer
or both inner without outter, or one inner and one outer depending on
the fit of all the parts?

i have a 1997 Honda civic  and it has after market intake and exhaust
and headers.....the check engine lite is on..for the oxygen
censor....someone whats to buy it and with the engine lite on what can
one expect from the engine....is it OK ?...worse case senior?

Your local gas station probably offers you 3 levels of gasoline, like
gold, silver and bronze. These typically have different levels of
octane in them and you will generally get a little better mileage for
the more expensive type.

I have a friend who has a 91 civic and when he backs up and turns the
wheel, there is squeaking.  It only does it backing up...any ideas?

1993 Honda Civic 1.5L auto
After reading tegger link , which advise against cranking the engine
with
the wire or cap removed http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/startproblems.html

Good afternoon all.  I did a search of the archives, and read through
Teggers FAQ, but wasn't able to find any details for this specific issue.
Thanks for your time.
My wife has a '99 Honda Accord sedan, 4-cylinder 5 speed with 115K miles.

Through reading the posts in this group, I was able to determine that
I had a problem with my CV joint, and had to replace both axles on my
92 Accord. A certified Honda mechanic verified that both axles should
be replaces, and that this was better than just replacing the joints.

anybody know? thanks

Good morning.
How is shock replacement as a do-it-yourself project on a 1991 Accord? I
assume I will need a spring compressor. Any other special tools? Is this a
reasonable project to tackle myself, or is it likely to be a world of hurt?

"In the latest crash figures available from 2003, provided by the Insurance
Institute for Highway Safety, there were 142 fatalities per million
registered vehicles for the smallest cars. That figure drops to 108
fatalities for the next larger class of cars. For large sedans, that ...

I have a 98 Accord, and the clock light is not lighting up on the instrument
panel.  All other instrument panel lights are working.  Is there a special
fuse for this one light?  Or is there an easy way to replace the "bulb" if
there is one?

I have a '99 CRV 4cyl. AWD automatic.  I changed the oil pan gasket
and had to remove a couple of bolts from the exhaust to manifold
(front of the engine).  I let the forward portion of the exhaust hang
on the spring-bolts/clamp on the front of the catalytic converter so