'96 Spec JDM
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#356
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Had a tiny power steering pump leak so I replaced the o-rings with new OEM. Would of been rude not to replace the bolts with new OEM too :-)
#358
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#359
Re: '96 Spec JDM
Not for us LHD guys.
Love the new bolts on the power steering. This is inspiring. I plan on taking some automotive classes and I want to replace these parts like you're doing with new oem. It's just the right way to go. Your suspension is so clean.
Love the new bolts on the power steering. This is inspiring. I plan on taking some automotive classes and I want to replace these parts like you're doing with new oem. It's just the right way to go. Your suspension is so clean.
#360
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Thanks, dude. Not bad considering the weather we have over here. I'm so jealous when I see some guys over your side in the south that have 20 year old Hondas with not a spec of rust on the underside, all original paint and undercoat too.
#361
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Fuch's oils are very good alright. Used it myself, though latterly over the last few years, I'd swear by the Millers nanodrive drive "race" blend stuff. The engine ran quieter on the same grade and after four thousand miles of daily start stop, local driving in all weathers, with the occasional blast into the Red, it comes out nearly the same colour and consistency as when it went in. Honda's own MTF is always the way to go IMHO. Same for parts like water pumps, clutches, belts and the like. Honda really built components to last back then.
T.
https://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/cfs-5w4...m-295734-p.asp
https://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/cfs-5w4...m-295730-p.asp
#363
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
This stuff?
http://www.tegiwaimports.com/select-...40-petrol.html
I want to try it as it’s cheap but that’s also the reason I’m not sure about it.
http://www.tegiwaimports.com/select-...40-petrol.html
I want to try it as it’s cheap but that’s also the reason I’m not sure about it.
#364
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Hey ****, just doing some shopping for the car. Which oil do you use, red or yellow?
T.
https://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/cfs-5w4...m-295734-p.asp
https://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/cfs-5w4...m-295730-p.asp
T.
https://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/cfs-5w4...m-295734-p.asp
https://www.hendyeshop.co.uk/cfs-5w4...m-295730-p.asp
The stuff I've been using T is this;
Not for the engine, as I personally found better alternatives. I do use Honda gearbox oil and Honda brake fluid and coolant though.
#365
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Changed my tail light gaskets again but this time for aftermarket ones that other people have recommended. I noticed some condesation inside the tail lights, nothing in the boot but just the lights. Thought I'd give these gaskets a try. The seal around the lens might be letting water in too but one thing at a time. It was only a very small amount of water.
#367
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Happy St Patrick's day! Special shout out to ****.
I replaced the outer seat bolsters on both Recaros. The right seat right side and the left seat left side.
This is what new bolster foam looks like.
Old & new comparison.
And a couple of after shots.
I replaced the outer seat bolsters on both Recaros. The right seat right side and the left seat left side.
This is what new bolster foam looks like.
Old & new comparison.
And a couple of after shots.
#369
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Gave the headlights a polish using the 3M kit. I then polished them with some Megs 205 as the 3M compound didn't finish as well as I'd like. Sealed them with Optimum Car Wax.
Dat booty though
Dat booty though
#370
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Capital for the bolsters? And you didn't need to do the covers? I want to do the same. Not too tricky to dismantle?
Looks great as always!
Looks great as always!
#372
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Re: '96 Spec JDM
Cheers. Yes, Capital. Didn't replace the covers. A little tricky to be honest. I took a load of pictures so I could do a write up. Having said that I read a 'how to' on another forum and was confident to tackle the job with my experience and tools.
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