Advice wanted - Should it stay or should it go?

Unless it is very different from my daughter's '93 LX, the cable from the
panel goes to a mixer box at the bottom of the center console (like, under
the radio). There should be a small panel at the very bottom of the console
near the passenger's feet... IIRC it is held by one or two screws and the
vent pulls away from the duct that feeds it. Once the panel is off you will
see how it works, and it is straightforward.

Mike

 

Unless it is very different from my daughter's '93 LX, the cable from the
panel goes to a mixer box at the bottom of the center console (like, under
the radio). There should be a small panel at the very bottom of the console
near the passenger's feet... IIRC it is held by one or two screws and the
vent pulls away from the duct that feeds it. Once the panel is off you will
see how it works, and it is straightforward.

Mike

 

Since I'd be downsizing from an Accord to a Civic, and with the amount of
driving that I do (which has been a lot in recent months), the increase in
insurance costs should be offset by the decrease in refueling costs.

 

Since I'd be downsizing from an Accord to a Civic, and with the amount of
driving that I do (which has been a lot in recent months), the increase in
insurance costs should be offset by the decrease in refueling costs.

 

Both my kids report the '99 is more responsive than the '04. Could be a
combination of things, including replacement tires.

And

The slightly re-designed brand new Accord looks better than our '04,
IMHO.

 

Both my kids report the '99 is more responsive than the '04. Could be a
combination of things, including replacement tires.

And

The slightly re-designed brand new Accord looks better than our '04,
IMHO.

 

As I told my mechanic last week when he asked if I was going to fix the ball
joints..."no, it's got too many calenders on it."

 

As I told my mechanic last week when he asked if I was going to fix the ball
joints..."no, it's got too many calenders on it."

 

I'm not impressed with the OEM tires at all. Still got 'em but looking at
the Michelin Pilots or maybe Bridgestone Potenza's, depending on what the
survey's indicate when it's time to buy.

I'll agree. I have an '05 but never liked the rear end. Butt ugly. The
'06 is an improvement.

-Dave

 

I'm not impressed with the OEM tires at all. Still got 'em but looking at
the Michelin Pilots or maybe Bridgestone Potenza's, depending on what the
survey's indicate when it's time to buy.

I'll agree. I have an '05 but never liked the rear end. Butt ugly. The
'06 is an improvement.

-Dave

 

Thanks to all of you who provided advice.

Today I purchased a 2004 Civic LX 4-door automatic with 39,000km (24,000
miles); I will be picking it up on Thursday. Before then, my mechanic will
fix the gas fume problem on my Accord, which will traded in as part of the
deal (the dealer offered a surprisingly fair figure for it).

 

Thanks to all of you who provided advice.

Today I purchased a 2004 Civic LX 4-door automatic with 39,000km (24,000
miles); I will be picking it up on Thursday. Before then, my mechanic will
fix the gas fume problem on my Accord, which will traded in as part of the
deal (the dealer offered a surprisingly fair figure for it).