Honda Civic 9th Gen Fan Club (2013)

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afnanSJfayaz (afnanSJfayaz) 2015-03-15 06:20:00 +0500 #1101

I had a similar issue with a rockmars dvd in my corolla. I don't connect my phone to my HU's so I should be okay there. How's the navigation and maps? Any lagging there or other problems?

raffaytarar (raffaytarar) 2015-03-15 14:40:31 +0500 #1102

Yes it was free since my civic is only 3 months old and so the unit is under warranty!
However this is my 2nd time replacing the unit in 3months! The first one was facing crashing issues, it would go totally blank and unusable after 10,15 minutes of running! The 2nd replacement was solely due to the rear cam issue!
I hope this new one runs well for long enough!

afnanSJfayaz (afnanSJfayaz) 2015-03-15 14:41:59 +0500 #1103

Good to see that they actually replace it.
Are you facing any other issues yet especially during media playback.

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aa78 (aa78) 2015-03-17 03:16:44 +0500 #1104

Which color is better looking; silver or habanero red, if resale isn't a concern and car is to be kept in stock condition?

Also, which transmission would be better and more reliable for city use and the occasional excursion to the north?

And finally, is a facelift on the horizon?

Bad_Cheetah (Bad_Cheetah) 2015-03-17 03:43:23 +0500 #1105

If i were you i would buy silver in a pros. transmission.

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coupe4 (coupe4) 2015-03-17 09:25:30 +0500 #1106

Does the civic auto air-conditioner takes 4 seconds to blow the air after its switched on? I mean is there a 4 seconds delay after pressing the fan button?

afnanSJfayaz (afnanSJfayaz) 2015-03-17 09:29:18 +0500 #1107

Would you loose your warranty if you change your tyres from size 196.65.r15 ro 205.65.r15?

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Bad_Cheetah (Bad_Cheetah) 2015-03-17 10:08:33 +0500 #1108

The dealership would make sure to null your warranty even at the littlest thing.

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Bad_Cheetah (Bad_Cheetah) 2015-03-17 10:09:15 +0500 #1109

Technically warranty stands void if something goes wrong by the change you've made the car undergo.

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afnanSJfayaz (afnanSJfayaz) 2015-03-17 10:09:47 +0500 #1110

I got extended 4 years warranty so I guess 195.65.r15 should be the right choice.

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Bad_Cheetah (Bad_Cheetah) 2015-03-17 10:13:19 +0500 #1111

I changed my tyres to Yokohama in 195-65-15
Went for my first free checkup and there i was told your tyres are not OEM.
But at the time of booking i had asked the marketing manager about this and she assured me that if you go with similar profile your warranty would be intact. So i was covered.

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Bad_Cheetah (Bad_Cheetah) 2015-03-17 10:13:52 +0500 #1112

Though i now have 205-65-15.

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afnanSJfayaz (afnanSJfayaz) 2015-03-17 10:14:26 +0500 #1113

Exactly i asked the dealership too. They said that warranty would be intact if you change the tyres. Will confirm by calling them.

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Bad_Cheetah (Bad_Cheetah) 2015-03-17 10:22:13 +0500 #1114

Get them changed bro.
These are just tactics to mint money.

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MADDYBOY (MADDYBOY) 2015-03-17 10:26:34 +0500 #1115

no i have confirmed from the city sale person
han if you the original size of the rim is R15 and you changed it from 15 to 17 and put low profile tyre then it is sure your warranty will be null

MADDYBOY (MADDYBOY) 2015-03-17 10:28:14 +0500 #1116

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ali.archilounge (ali.archilounge) 2015-03-17 14:11:20 +0500 #1119

Nope not at all, i got my axle assembly changed twice under warranty on 205/65-15. And later even when i got 16" rims, i consulted their workshop manager, who said: Sir jee agar koi claim lena hua toh workshop attay huay rim tyre badal leijiyay ga.
Indeed that was a brilliant idea, i can replace my 8th gen 15" rims if anything happens.
But on another note if you google 9th gen Civic it mostly comes with OEM 16" rims or 17" rims optional as well. Its just cost cutting stupidities of our Local manufacturers that provide 15" rims to save money on a car which definitely looks horrible with that too extra small proportion of rim size when clearly the bigger wheel arches are ideal for a bigger rim (15 looked okay on 8th gen as it had lesser gap and smaller wheel arches)
So the point i'm trying to make is it doesn't make much of a difference except if they want to give a lame excuse to avoid giving you free service. When it had to go wrong it did with me even in stock rim size.

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afnanSJfayaz (afnanSJfayaz) 2015-03-17 14:21:34 +0500 #1120

ali.archilounge;4729889:

Nope not at all, i got my axle assembly changed twice on 205/65-15. And later when i got 16" rims, i consulted their workshop manager, who said: Sir jee agar koi claim lena hua toh workshop attay huay rim badal leijiyay ga.
Indeed that was a brilliant idea, i can replace my 8th gen 15" rims if anything happens.
But on another note if you google 9th gen Civic it mostly comes with OEM 16" rims or 17" rims optional as well. Its just cost cutting stupidities of our Local manufacturers that provide 15" rims to save money on a car which definitely looks horrible with that too extra small proportion of rim size when clearly the bigger wheel arches are ideal for a bigger rim (15 looked okay on 8th gen as it had lesser gap and smaller wheel arches)
So the point i'm trying to make is it doesn't make much of a difference except if they want to give a lame excuse to avoid giving you free service. When it had to go wrong it did with me even in stock rim size.

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I see. I'll confirm when I go to get my tyres changes just to be sure. Anyways what happened to your axles if you dont mind me asking?