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My 2002 1.8 has the OBD port in the passenger footwell, don't know but could this be a difference between the pre/post facelifts :unsure:

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I had the same problem of shaking while accelerating with my 6th gen, the problem turned out to be with the nsf tyre being out of shape. To just look at the tyre you would have never known but when put on wheel balancer it became obvious. Anyway as the 2 rear tyres were due for replacing i...

Hi Chris. When you do manage to get the spoiler fitted be aware that you will need the struts designed for the rear hatch with a spoiler fitted

Hi Geoff. i had a similar problem with my heater control turned out that the clip holding the cable had become detached. http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_car_parts_selection_pfk.php?block_01=17S4A11&block_02=B__1700&block_03=6964 The clips are numbered 4 in the above link. Anyway...

very interesting didn't realise the 1.8 sport engine is different

Very interesting didn't realise there was a difference, would it be possible to say what the differences are.

When car was serviced did they replace the fuel filter, as its tucked away underneath the car it can get overlooked. When i purchased my car dealer said it would get a full service which it did barring the fuel filter.

Hope this helps Marcus http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_car_parts_selection_pfk.php?block_01=17S4A11&block_02=B__4100&block_03=6964 http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_car_parts_selection_pfk.php?block_01=17S1T01&block_02=B__4100&block_03=2653

Possibly droplinks had similar issue with my 1.8, replaced all four mainly for peace of mind, result no more clunking.

Looking at the pics of the foglights they should fit okay, ***uming that your 6th gen is the pre facelift. The facelift has different style foglight.

Looking at the exploded diagram the rear washer pump is behind nsf wheel arch liner . No4 in diagram if i am reading it correctly http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_car_parts_selection_pfk.php?block_01=17S4A11&block_02=B__1500&block_03=6907

Type V usually comes fully loaded ,ie full leather,sat nav, front fogs etc.

I find that closing the driver/passenger dash vents will give you more air at the windscreen vents, this seems to keep the windscreen from misting up. As Carl has said check pollen filter, because it's tucked away behind glovebox it can tend to be overlooked during servicing

Filled my 2002 1.8 manual up last friday ready for trip to holdcroft,so far i have done 375 miles with just below a 1/4 tank left so should be looking at getting well over 400 miles to a tank full.

I'm in the process of replacing my rear calipers and would like to know if there is a correct sequence for bleeding the brakes. Also can anybody shed any light on the correct way to adjust the handbrake after disconnecting/reconnecting.