This Is For A 1990 Crx And A 1987 Honda Civic
When I was younger, I had two old used cars, the Honda CRX and a Honda Civic. Becuase the low fuel light was broken on both of these vehicles I really had no idea how much gas I actually had left once the guage went passed the 'E' mark. I can tell you that what happened on both cars was that the engine just simply shuts itself off as well as everything else on the car (lights, powersteering, power brakes, windows, etc.) You just have to try and coast as far as you can to the nearest gas station or wherever you can park the car. All of a sudden you are driving fine, then the engine goes kaput! kaput! KAPUT!, then the car just dies and you better pray momentum gets you to your destination and you're not on an incline.
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First of all you need to be made aware that Honda can evoke your warranty if you use after mrtekas products not approved by them. You should find by either reading your owner's manual or checking with your dealership's warranty person if by adding an aftermarket hitch and rack to your new vehicle puts your warranty in jeopardy. You need to make sure that it is installed by either a Honda technician or an approved one. You've spent a lot of money on your new vehicle so rather than take a chance on an after market product play it safe and check with your dealership first.
First of all you need to be made aware that Honda can evoke your warranty if you use after mrtekas products not approved by them. You should find by either reading your owner's manual or checking with your dealership's warranty person if by adding an aftermarket hitch and rack to your new vehicle puts your warranty in jeopardy. You need to make sure that it is installed by either a Honda technician or an approved one. You've spent a lot of money on your new vehicle so rather than take a chance on an after market product play it safe and check with your dealership first.
First of all you need to be made aware that Honda can evoke your warranty if you use after mrtekas products not approved by them. You should find by either reading your owner's manual or checking with your dealership's warranty person if by adding an aftermarket hitch and rack to your new vehicle puts your warranty in jeopardy. You need to make sure that it is installed by either a Honda technician or an approved one. You've spent a lot of money on your new vehicle so rather than take a chance on an after market product play it safe and check with your dealership first.
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