200k Trinidad dollars is like $30k USD. I'm guessing importing new cars onto an island isn't very cheap.You paid $200,000 for a civic or it has 200,000 miles on a 2015? Either way you got ripped off. When you go to the gas station do you fill it up with 89 octane or from the slushie machine?
[emoji3] lol, i have no idea what it could be. When do you hear it? You could ask homda to weld baffles in the tank
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I wish I could help you more!200k Trinidad dollars is like $30k USD. I'm guessing importing new cars onto an island isn't very cheap.
@VJP Sounds like a common issue though. When you brought it into the technicians, did they recommend some sort of fix?
http://www.9thgencivic.com/forum/fuel-mpg-discussion/2810-sloshing-fuel.html
Maybe you just need to turn your music up a bit
Dancam...yep its tt dollars. The noise is heard each time you slow down and pull off...especially in traffic.You paid $200,000 for a civic or it has 200,000 miles on a 2015? Either way you got ripped off. When you go to the gas station do you fill it up with 89 octane or from the slushie machine?
[emoji3] lol, i have no idea what it could be. When do you hear it? You could ask homda to weld baffles in the tank
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I apologize for not checking where your location was. It does seem to be common, i am not sure why as i have driven older economy hatchbacks with the rear seats and interior trim removed and never heard it on them. There are a couple things you could do to fix or lessen this. Is it something you want the dealer to pay for to fix or are you willing to pay for fixes yourself? This generation has been around for a little bit so i doubt there will be a recall.