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Is the CEL on even when you don't have the service connector jumped? Or only when it is? I ask because if it's always on, you have code 0

:welcome: to ClubCivic, neighbor :lol: I believe the 2016 has indirect TPMS, so there are no sensors inside the tires. You should be able to re-calibrate the TPMS from within the car. You'll probably need to do this every time you switch between the winter and summer wheels, though. But it...

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:bluelol: "Now that you're old and dying, we're going to have to drop you off in front of the nursing home tonight."

^^ 100% agree

Call around and ask, see what you can dig up... it's like $150 at most to put a dog down, it's not that much.. I to am in a "wtf" state after hearing that... 17 years is a long time to own a dog to just drop them off and be forgotten about.

True, but, I don't think I checked mine when I did my first oil change myself.. :lol:

I miss my boosted Civic, it was so much fun to drive lol. I'd get whatever clearance you can, that pan is pretty low! I only got as low as a flat downpipe :lol:

On top of that it could be the ignition switch. http://honda-tech.com/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/i-got-problems-starting-my-car-i-need-jiggle-key-start-1870417/

Calm down chief he admitted rookie mistake.. ya live ya learn. ;)

You could. The slave cylinder is pretty cheap new, the master cylinder should be under $100 new IIRC. I'd get new clutch lines too. The Pedals you can take out, the ECU if the donor car has Vtec as well, reverse and speed sensors you can pull, tranny mount you can pull.

http://www.clubcivic.com/forum/threads/auto-to-manual-complete-part-list.157624/ ^ Parts you need. As for flywheel, it depends. It will be bolted to the motor and you'll need to detach the tranny and then the pressure plate to get to the flywheel. You'll need 12 pt 17mm socket to get it off...

It hit 60 degrees here last night at 2am, apparently. Da fuq.

Not worth it, IMO. Swap to manual or find a manual car. I pieced together my auto to manual swap for ~$6-700 back in 2009. Look around and you can probably find parts much cheaper than that.

Bottled my first batch yesterday.

Come on man! I told you not to show that to anyone just yet.. that thing was our little secret ;) I actually went to see Andrew McMahon and Joywave.. idk some local radio sponsored event. Not really my type of music but it was still pretty good. Drunk dude slammed into me accidentally, and then...

Ouch, double denied. :lol: 30 mins left at work. Then it's :biz: and :beer: and concert time lol.. snagged a $40 ticket (plus fees) for $10.

Yep. Just be careful because stretching tires can be dangerous.

I like the ride height and fitment looks just fine. I 100% agree - function over form.

It sounds like you have a wiring nightmare. I'd start by checking all the grounds for solid connections to unpainted metal surfaces.