2004 Civic SE

Discussion in 'Civic' started by EDSD, Feb 19, 2004.

  1. EDSD

    EDSD Guest

    Anybody else here with this 4 door civic.

    Well, here's my question, I have owned three civics to date and have always
    enjoyed them.
    Today I was looking at the front tires of my civic and noticed that I could
    see through from the wheel well into the the motor compartment of the car
    and beyond. I can literally see completely across the car.
    Is this normal, I'm pretty sure that both of my prior civics completely
    covered the whole wheel well.
    My worry is that the tires will eventually throw snow and ice into the
    engine compartment and perhaps cause some damage.
    Thanks
     
    EDSD, Feb 19, 2004
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  2. EDSD

    electricked Guest

    Yeah, the older civics have the wheel wells covered. I haven't seen the new
    civics so I can't tell you if it's normal or not. In any case, you have
    valid concerns and if I were you, I'd check with the dealer and listen to
    their side of the story. Might be a defect. Anyone to confirm with their 04
    civic SE's?

    --Viktor
     
    electricked, Feb 19, 2004
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  3. EDSD

    HyDr0 Guest

    dude the wheel well insert is there to protect the engine compartment from
    mud and loads of water splashing up into it go to the dealer and ask why
    they are not there
     
    HyDr0, Feb 19, 2004
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  4. EDSD

    EDSD Guest

    I went to the dealer and he told me that it was perfectly normal.
    Saw the cars on his lot and also those in the showroom and all the cars
    there did not have that protection.
    I think that Honda is inviting trouble by failing to install those inserts.
    Hope Honda knows what it is doing!
    Thanks
     
    EDSD, Feb 20, 2004
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  5. EDSD

    HyDr0 Guest

    screw that ... they aare just asking for trouble.
     
    HyDr0, Feb 20, 2004
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