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Carbotech › Brake pads

chadwicke619 23 Jun 2023, 13:35

Rating 4.0

Braking:
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I installed Carbotech XP10 brake pads in the front, and they seem to work really well. When I drive the car, it will squeal sometimes when I’m not even pressing the brakes - when this happens, I can make it stop with any pressure on the brakes. I like the idea of keeping these brakes in because I like the added stopping power, and I like being ready for the track at all times.

Pros: added stopping power, work well

Cons: intermittent squealing

Vehicle: Honda Civic

Part number: XP10

AC DELCO › Brake pads

S_Favilla 17 Jun 2023, 05:55

Rating 4.0

Braking:

Went with coated rotors and AC Delco pads, which are GH front and GG rated rears. A lot more stopping power compared to stock.

Pros: more stopping power

Vehicle: Honda

OEM Honda › Battery

Hornman84 15 Jun 2023, 13:12

Rating 4.0

Yes, very true. The closest you get to 100% SoC, the more the battery degrades. The ideal SoC would be at around 50-60%. But 80% is also good. (My EV has its lowest limit at 80%).

Pros: 80% is good

Cons: battery degrades at 100%

Vehicle: Honda

AC DELCO › Alternator

bennny-trap 14 Jun 2023, 22:03

Rating 5.0

I\u2019ve had an ac delco alternator from rock auto in my Honda Fit for 7 years now.

Pros: ac delco alternator

Vehicle: Honda Fit

Mobil › Oil filter

fireinlife 2 Jun 2023, 12:00

Rating 5.0

I use Mobil 1 High Mileage Synthetic along with the Mobil 1 filter.

Pros: High Mileage Synthetic

Vehicle: Honda

OEM Honda › Head gasket

joesnowblade 1 Jun 2023, 12:24

Rating 5.0

The average cost for a Honda Civic Head Gasket Replacement is between $1,707 and $1,994.

Vehicle: Honda Civic

Wix › Oil filter

kamikazekenny420 29 May 2023, 12:17

Rating 5.0

I use a Wix 57356XP filters and Mobil 1.

Vehicle: Honda

Part number: 57356XP

OEM Honda › AC compressor

adreww 1 Sep 2023, 01:52

Rating 3.0

This happened to me with a 2003 Civic in 2007. It was like a $1700 job back then, but Honda went 50/50 on the parts/labor after I wrote in with a sob story, told them I had a Honda lawnmower, etc - so I had to pay $650.

Pros: Honda paid 50/50

Cons: required replacing condenser

Vehicle: Honda Civic

OEM Honda › Steering rack

sllewgh 11 Mar 2023, 06:44

Rating 2.0

Play:
Leaks:

If there's a lot of play or you can see visible leaks, you may need a new steering rack. It happens around that mileage on a lot of these, including mine at 174k. Replacing it requires dropping the subframe and is a PITA for whoever is doing it. 1.5k-2k for a shop to do it.

Cons: prone to leaks, difficult to replace

Vehicle: Honda Ridgeline

Mileage: 280025 km

Duralast › Starter motor

maywood86 9 Mar 2023, 04:16

Rating 2.0

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My 09 Civic’s starter took a dump (was definitely due) around 2020. Don’t remember why but I got a Duralast starter at AutoZone knowing the pain in the ass risks. After replacing the starter I regretted it given how Honda made it somewhat difficult to replace but not impossible. A little over two years now the starter is now giving me issues with click no turn & me having to give it a tap or two.

Cons: click no turn, tap needed

Vehicle: Honda Civic