Honda Civic 9th Gen Fan Club (2013)

[Talha909]

Have you find the solution.

[sleeper]

Not yet....my boss isnt driving that car that much now....hopefully in this week it comes to office again then we will look into the problem.

[Fahad.Ayub]

Salam
Does anybody have an idea of some much is a sunroof glass assembly is going to set me back? The rubber on mine is shot and replacing the rubber isn't possible (according to honda forums)

[faridahmed]

is there a whatsapp group for 9th gen?

[aamir.r1981]

I need some urgent help ..... i need to get my car key remote re-done ... can u tell me from where can i get it done.

LOCATION LAHORE

[sameerulhaq064]

Go to Auto key replacement Inc. in Brooklyn, New York.

[saad.salman345]

Then pay his export charges

[Talha909]

HI, You can re-done it from the Honda dealer near kalma chock.

[mohsin.rais]

Hello 9th gen pals, bhai ab tk kisi ne civic 9th gen ka foundation change krwaya hai ? or kitne mileage pe change krwana parta hai.
mjhe transmission foundation change krwana hai; plz guide me with this

Thanks

[Bilal993]

Salam,
Looking for slightly used Modulo Side Skirts (taiwan) for Civic 9th Generation. If available with anyone inbox or Whats App 03224677726.

[AlienX]

LOL> The solution is simpler than you think.

Open your Trunk aka Diggi, and look for metal bars on roof which keep the diggi lid open, Pull on them. You will hear the same kring. Lubricate them with some good quality Graphite Lubricant.

Fun fact. Crush some Pencil leads and rub them, they act as dry lubricant so it doesn't catch dust. Works for interior squeaks too around dashboard or door knobs.

It could be some worn bush, doesn't hurt to get it checked. Usually Suspension springs make that kring but they do it regularly if dry. I understand whenever there is an incline, you hear the sound. It goes away sometimes and then comes back. Make sure your front S-Links are in good shape.

[Talha909]

thanks for the reply. I try to lubricate the diggi lid bar. But nothing changed. What do you mean by the front s-Links. sound always comes from the left side. . I think near about the petrol tank cap. and i think this sound is from inside.

[junaid113]

I just got my civic serviced from honda 2013 3 days ago, now suddenly a new issue appeared, the car key would not enter and go out we have to put force to put key into ignition, steering is not locked also

[AlienX]

There aren't many moving parts in the rear. Logically you should check the bushings and suspension spring, sometimes debris can get stuck. If it's related to body, a skilled body worker can track the sound pretty accurately.

The cheapest experiment you can do is go for car service, and have the section sprayed with diesel. If the sound disappears then it's the dry suspension. Otherwise you go to a good workshop and have all the nuts and bolts tightened and find if one is loose including door bolts. (May be someone closed the door with a kick)

I said about front S-Links is because they have bushings at their ends. Sounds in car are sometimes misleading.

[AlienX]

Please suggest a good tyres for civic.

The installed tyres are 195/65/15.

My budget is within 10K per tyre. I was looking at Yokohama Advan db but they are too costly.

[sleeper]

The issue has been resolved
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Apparently as per Honda quaideen wrkshop, the spot welds around rear left suspension and body got open which was causing this sound.... it was re-welded again at the wrkshop and the sound went away.

I know what spot welds are but not sure where they are applied in a car's body....maybe someone here having knowledge about it can pinpoint that location where these spot welds opened up, because the service advisor there didnt know and couldnt point out exactly the place of those spot welds...maybe didnt want to tell.

[sameerulhaq064]

Yokohama Blu-Earth AE-50? Continental UC6? (Tho it's a bit expensive)

[jklodhi]

You can get smuggled tyres

Or Chinese tyres in same price bracket

[mian.z.arain]

[AlienX]

I am planning on buying from Tyrepoint, they don't seem to have AE-50, though there is a BlueEarth Es ES32 available but they are too large size and would affect fuel consumption or ground clearance.

I am situated in ISB/DHA1 side, if there is a reliable shop here kindly do let me know. I am always suspicious of tyre shops in Saddar.

UC6 in 15"? I am not sure about them.