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I can help on that. Send me your VIN number and the what part you exactly need

^^ if you have a decent mechanic you will never experience that. However it's to keep in mind that and check the whole suspension system every regular service. It takes maybe 1/2 hour but it's worth to prevent any surprises

There are many options for our cars but as you mentioned you have to look that the car is for street use because many people made a mistake choosing the "right" suspension. I bought my car with OEM coilovers and Eibach springs and i preety happy with the setup but still have a lot of body roll...

The locking ring on the driveshaft is causing you problems. If you did not positioned the locking ring correctly when mounted the shaft, can stuck on the splines of the differential when trying to get it out. The only efective way without harming anything else in that case is as you mentioned...

Few days ago i made the 8. service from when i have the car every time with OEM filter and 6 times i got MAHLE as you mentioned and 2 times i got PURFLUX so there is not only one producer of OEM Honda oil filters. Just for info :-)

^^Thats because there is not any alternative. I just noticed one time on somerandom website an oil like PSF but for American Hondas

Yes it fits from the pre-facelit to facelift and viceversa but the lips are not compatible

My uncle bought an Skoda Yeti with 1.4 turbo engine few months ago and i must tell that it's a nice car to drive. The seats are located preety high, confortable, soft driving and the engine is very quiet in the cabin. I would reccomend to buy it

^^right. I mess it up. Alreday spent some time around VSA modulator and don't ever remember it. Because the price i think :-)

Are you serious? I didn't know that Japanese cars have anything to do with German cars. They both mount Bosch ABS/VSA modulator [emoji23]

^^ when you stop your vent system the flap should cut the outside flow. At least my car do this. Hope its not something wrong with my car :-)

^^Exactly As mentioned above the overlap years may cause some confusion when searching some parts and that's why i asked for the VIN number. Guys you should see what is happening on overlap years of Renault. Last time i needed some end tie rods of the steering for Clio 2 1.2 16v and there was 7...

Hi Alex From your VIN number i found the flywheel with the following OEM part number: 22100-RL0-006

^^x2 And this is not the only difference. For the fitment if you are not sure, you can send me your VIN number and i will check the OEM Honda part number so in this way is a 100% sure correct firment

Nice work I have to do this job shortly :-)