yah no noise rules but i put a gash in my passenger side outer cv joint boot so fuck me. Any one know how to remove the shafts on these cars? so i don't have to spend huge money to get a new boot fixed at the mechanic
Ouch, bad luck! I was afraid of that myself...the strut brackets for the brake line and ABS sensor could easily puncture the boot. I can't help fixing it unfortunately.Originally posted by sammysir
yah no noise rules but i put a gash in my passenger side outer cv joint boot so fuck me. Any one know how to remove the shafts on these cars? so i don't have to spend huge money to get a new boot fixed at the mechanic
well all the help i need is how to remove the shaft on this car. Can't get it out at the transmission end. so wondering if anyone know's how to pry out a driveshaft on honda's
Well (know that I think about it), the nut that holds the brake rotor assembly needs to come off...its like 32mm socket or something huge like that. Once you get that out of the way you should be able to fix/replace the CV boot...that might be tricky with the ABS sensor. Good luck!
fixed it wow what a bitch...... have to take apart the half shaft by smashing it off what a bitch. Also the god damn part cost huge...... bet yah's can't even guess? for a plastic accordian and i mean plastic not rubber 75 bucks + tax....... goddamn. Either way when i was at the dealer ordered my engine cover and bought a pretty sweet looking solo shift knob ala CTR style in silver.
I get this too! I have Eibach Pro-kits BTW and find this kind of annoying - like I didn't install them correctly. It sounds as if the spring is rubbing against the perch but only in the rear - the front han't made a sound!Originally posted by sicivic2002
I don't have any noise coming from the front. But like twill said when I am going slow like parking lot speeds I get a little bit of clunking noise from the back. Not very loud or consistant and like he said when one side is loaded and the other isn't.
Anyone have a solution to this? Mine is becoming more frequent and I'd like to fix this problem.Originally posted by sicivic2002
I don't have any noise coming from the front. But like twill said when I am going slow like parking lot speeds I get a little bit of clunking noise from the back. Not very loud or consistant and like he said when one side is loaded and the other isn't.
I assume you got the springs for 01+ civics and not specifically for the Si. That's most likely your problem:Originally posted by 02TafWhtSi
Anyone have a solution to this? Mine is becoming more frequent and I'd like to fix this problem.
http://www.ephatch.com/forum/showthr...&threadid=1965
Actually the receipt said "02+ Honda Civic Si" but now you have got me curious...
here's the part number for the Si: 4056.140Originally posted by 02TafWhtSi
Actually the receipt said "02+ Honda Civic Si" but now you have got me curious...
and here's the part number for 01+ civics: 4051.140
Those are the part numbers for the pro kit. That's what you have correct?
As listed on "OptAuto.com" :
EIBACH PRO KIT: CIVIC 01-02 (ALL)
Item#: EIB-4051 $224.00
EIBACH PRO KIT: CIVIC SI 2002-UP
Item#: EIB-4056 $224.00
that is the part number they list for their shop. Look at the box or maybe even take your rim off and look to see if you see the actuall eibach part numberOriginally posted by 02TafWhtSi
As listed on "OptAuto.com" :
EIBACH PRO KIT: CIVIC 01-02 (ALL)
Item#: EIB-4051 $224.00
EIBACH PRO KIT: CIVIC SI 2002-UP
Item#: EIB-4056 $224.00
gotta go see signs now :D
Yeah I have the 01 springs but I am getting them replaced next week with the actual SI springs. I was so pissed when I found out they were the wrong springs.
ttt for people that may be experiencing this problem.
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