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Just a matter of accurately drilling holes into th ebootlid.

I ***ume this is the footwell rust that is fairly common on these, if you get to run it for a good few more years then its totally worth it.

The shocks are different so I wouldn't be 100% sure.

could be the resistors are shot.

you probably have a leak somewhere, check rubber seals, hinges, rear light cluster area.

Bumpers are different so wont fit properly or flow with the design, but no harm in trying to mod them if you can get em cheap.

What stereo is this, original or aftermarket?

Not sure, you can have a look on lingshondaparts website and see if part numbers match up for o2 sensor on 1.8, 2.0 and 2.3 engine

Thats the correct place it should be.

I highly doubt a universal lambda will work, these cars are extremely fussy with what o2 sensor you put in, some brands won't work at all, NGK is the right brand but I dont know what model you need for the F23, sometimes nothing will work apart from OEM sensor, it can a draw of luck with them.

Are you using the same lambda sensor that was on 2.0 engine? If you are then you probably need to use one for 2.3 engine.

If the Lambda isn't working then you probably need one off from a 2.3 model.

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This has happened to a few members, might be combination of cold and plastic having an effect, member called Andy on here managed to fix hisby gluing it all back, he made a guide somewhere for it, ill try and dig it out.

Scumbags, this is why i fold my roadside mirror, that should stick back on though from the picture?

Those should fit as you should have a facelift version if its 2003 model, can you post a pic of the front of your car? then we can confirm.

The composition of the fuel is different, BP Ultimate (excluding the additives) is 100% petrol (for now, will probably change in the future), all other petrol sold in the UK have ethanol in them which is bad for the longevity of the engine, they eat up seals etc in the engine. IMO BP Ultimate is...

Great guide, I should do mine as its developed some hesitancy. Also V-power is useless on these cars, they aren't programmed to run 98/99 octane fuel, 97 is the highest you can use on these, and BP Ultimate is the best to use.

Worn o2 sensors also have an effect on mpg.