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Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
Originally Posted by flippy_ek
I've spent the last two years upgrading and repairing the chassis and suspension and nothing is worn out that would cause it to do what I'm experiencing. Also the front and rear brakes are new and have only 20,000 kms on them.
I'm familiar with feeling abs in the pedal on different cars including my own, I use the term clunking loosely but its exactly how abs sounds plus I can actually hear the pump motor agitating in sync with the pulsing pedal.
I'm going to pull the fuse to confirm later today.
Well dang...any updates?
If u pulled the abs fuse and it still does it, then its a hardware issue u might have missed/overlooked. OR could be air in the abs pump?? Im just guessing..i never had problems with my abs before i got rid of it.
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
Originally Posted by battle951sedan
Well dang...any updates?
If u pulled the abs fuse and it still does it, then its a hardware issue u might have missed/overlooked. OR could be air in the abs pump?? Im just guessing..i never had problems with my abs before i got rid of it.
Yeah I wish I could give you an update but it hasn't been having the problem since the 22nd, so pulling the fuse wouldn't be able to show how it affects the problem if it's not happening. It's very weird and annoying, but I'm not complaining lol, I still wanna know what's going on haha.
I'm on the fence about getting rid of the system since it's a street car but sounds appealing in the sense it's less stuff to go wrong
Hey folks, what's the black box in between my two rear speakers? It's marked TDK and mounted under the rear deck. I'm assuming it's part of the rear window antenna or some type of crossover. My car is a 99-00 Civic LX. Shoulda got a pic.
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
no, the antenna is in in your rear window on top look at the lines horizontal "defrost" and vertical "antenna" the little black box "TDX" is for "acoustic" in your rear speakers. you should have two boxes one for defrost and the other is "acoustic" you can disconnect that if you have an aftermarket deck. if you have the stock one i would just leave it. good luck man.
no, the antenna is in in your rear window on top look at the lines horizontal "defrost" and vertical "antenna" the little black box "TDX" is for "acoustic" in your rear speakers. you should have two boxes one for defrost and the other is "acoustic" you can disconnect that if you have an aftermarket deck. if you have the stock one i would just leave it. good luck man.
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
what would be the only hitch honestly. if i can find a box in my parts dept that it will fit in. that would help. im pulling it this weekend. ill look for a box and get back with you. brand new they are just under $500 + shipping.
my thought is to try and get around $200 + shipping. probably about $50 to ship. so $250 for the axleback.
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
Originally Posted by Caddiman
I like it man...not to soft, not to hard
Originally Posted by kennyword1
Lmk how they ride the spring rates looks like 400F, 300R.
Disregard my comment...***** getting a lil bouncy again..first two days were great. now, not so much. Still better than before...ill probably go a bit stiffer up front on springs
1618 mile road trip complete. Still have a completely random CEL for too lean and fuel trim which is the same problem but my code reader is lame. Going OEM header next weekend but all in all I think she is done till spring. Thanks for the love. I'll snap a picture of what it looks like after the high way action. It ain't pretty. It's probably the dirtiest it's been since I've had it.
10-25-2014, 05:24 AM
Re: ** The offical 96-00 civic 4dr thread ** PART 2
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