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Triangular Exhaust
Join Date: 18th April 2007
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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your right sambzca newer 3 door models don't have that problem...I saw a Type R at my dealers and didn't have any rust on it and his number was 111xx and black stripe goes like in 5 door model....so problem is on 2007 models....
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T'dr'duzk b'hazg t't!
Rocketship door handle
Join Date: 22nd September 2007
Location: Kent, UK
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Mines a 5 month old 07' and it has rust, interesting yours is worse on the passenger door than the drivers, mine is vice versa, I assumed it was due to me opening and closing my door more often.
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Valve Cap
Join Date: 27th October 2007
Location: Neckarsulm, Germany
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vice versa *lol
My car shown in the first post is a RHD model (for the simple reason that i live in germany).Streets are convex and so the water will flow more to (my) passengers side than to drivers door.
Last weekend i removed these rubber parts on the lower edges - 1 litre of water in drivers door, 1,5 in the passengers door. I think if Honda doesn't come to grips with this problem FN-drivers could care their Civics in a shoe box in 2 or 3 years Rava |
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Triangular Exhaust
Join Date: 17th September 2007
Location: SW London
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Triangular Exhaust
Join Date: 31st October 2006
Location: Ankara, Turkey
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Don't.. They are there to act as one-way valves to drain water and not to let dust in. Though it seems that some are not functioning well, there is always a remedy for it. Now and then, either squeeze the lips between your fingers and drain. Or, take the plug valves out and drain if water has collected inside.
But taking them out will result in accumulation of dust in the holes, which will result in clogged mud---eventually a bigger threat in terms of corrosion. Mine are all working fine.. (knock wood) |
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Triangular Exhaust
Join Date: 18th April 2007
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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@Korkut Varol: he should take them off if he wants.....honda doens't anymore fit them to newer civics (from end of 2007). or if you don't take them off evry time you wash your car you have to take them off and clean the hole so that nothing should stuck an prevent water from going out...
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Valve Cap
Join Date: 30th July 2007
Location: Athens,GR
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In my 07 type S, no rubber plugs were found at the bottom of the door, though.
As far as the rust is concerned, do you think that an extra thick layer of automotive clear paint will prevent any of these unwanted rust spots? It would be good to take some preventive measures... |
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T'dr'duzk b'hazg t't!
Rocketship door handle
Join Date: 22nd September 2007
Location: Kent, UK
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Your probably ok, as your weather is much drier, like in Aus, however we have started growing webbed feet and fur (much like the Scots have for years
Tom |
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T'dr'duzk b'hazg t't!
Rocketship door handle
Join Date: 22nd September 2007
Location: Kent, UK
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It's bloomin expensive!, and no matter what you pay surely you should expect a car thats fit for purpose and not built from the same metal they made Alfa's from in the 70-80s.
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Type S GT
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Join Date: 1st July 2007
Location: Bingley, W.Yorks
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I have applied some soft wax to mine (Bike Chain Wax)
Similar to Waxol..Its not going to rust there now!! Beggars belief why Honda cant do this.. Yet another oversight on their part!! |
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T'dr'duzk b'hazg t't!
Rocketship door handle
Join Date: 22nd September 2007
Location: Kent, UK
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Honda still havn't returned an answer for me, but I have left them 'open' and not added anything, because if they don't fix it under warranty and I have to fight, I don't want them to say it's something I've done.
Tom |
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