what i need to install this on a civic 2008 lx auto transmision., any special tools? do i need to make a special calibration or something like that??
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Just normal tools pliers, ratchet set, screwdrivers, no calibration the car does it for you just start it up and let it run at idle for about 20 minutes. You can download the instructions on k&n's website. It's pretty painless and straight forward if you take your time, I used YouTube once to verify I was pulling a part out right. Just remember to check your transmission fluid before you install the heat shield since it will block access.
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No special calibration is needed. As far as what tools to use, there should be instructions with your kit about the installation process.
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Just normal tools pliers, ratchet set, screwdrivers, no calibration the car does it for you just start it up and let it run at idle for about 20 minutes. You can download the instructions on k&n;'s website. It's pretty painless and straight forward if you take your time, I used YouTube once to verify I was pulling a part out right. Just remember to check your transmission fluid before you install the heat shield since it will block access.
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What abou the air mas flow sensor, i have a 2010 honda civic coupe lx and have the airmass flow sensor will this filter work
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i didnt really need anything special accept the right bolts to tighten the clamps cant remember the sizes it requires but they are kind of odd sized sockets
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You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out.... » Read More You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. « Show Less
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I have it install on an auto transmission and no special tools required. And no calibration
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There's an installation diagram but I would suggest you have it installed by a competent mechanic. He'll be removing the stock airbox too. No calibration is needed, no special tools required.
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You may need a adapter kit. I suggest going to clutchfield.com. I had to get a kit for my 2005 honda civic.
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You will need to purchase the wiring harness for your car, an antenna adapter, and a dash kit. About 50$ total. Install was super easy and took about half an hour. Good luck.
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You will have to look up the specs for that year. Im not sure how much it has changed. I installed this on an '08 civic.
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You will need a transponder. Make sure it is the right model for your vehicle.
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Dear Anthony, If you car is a single din, you should have any problems with installation. everything comes in the box for full installation, you might need to cut some wires but you wont need to buy anything. It should be pretty straight forward. if you have any question please feel free to ask. thank you for you interest. kelvin
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Hi There, I haven't installed them yet. But they seem to be standard for the honda civic. i might do it this weekend.
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Should come with everything you need. Just make sure to follow instructions for your exact car. Or Google if others have installed on your make and model.
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Unfortunately my database only shows me what was offered on that car for that year. This wheel came on 2009-2011 civics. It may fit but my data does not give me this information. Based on the bolt pattern and the offset there is a very good chance it will. I would check with your local Honda dealer to see if the wheels on a 2009 civic fit a 2007 lx. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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yea you just need to wire everything right, was going to do the trunk function in my car, but my 97 civic doesnt have a wire for it. sadly.
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Yes this item should fit to 2007 civic as i have installed to my 2011 civic and it fits perfectly fine all u need are screws from any homedept etc they dont come with it.
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before you order this, make sure you have an exact wiring diagram of the car...there are numerous likely colored wires under the dash that the instructions and additional references they send you do not address. you must know exactly what you're doing..ie: be a professional installer or have done one before. it was way to complicated for my ability (i do my own oil changes, tune ups, radiator/transmission flushes and brakes) so it was returned.
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Instructions are in the documents that came with the vehicle. There's an alarm book that tells you how to program it. Check on the internet, Civic forums should have info too.
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I went to install it and coming out of the heads is a two bolt connection. Even in the picture there is a three bolt connection. Unless mine is some how not stock and in looks it, you will run into the same problem. I also have a Civic 01 d x I would check the connection to the heads on your car first.
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Look for the bulb number and that should be it. My 99 Civic uses H4 bulbs. I selected the 6k and H4 bulbs. Should be the same as stock number.
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I got for Honda Civic 2014 LX 4 doorYou just need to check the luggage compartment. As far it is the same, it will work.
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It comes with 4 wires all connecting to the distributor cap. I'm using them on my 97 Honda civic HX. You may need a different model number check Napa auto parts for the part # Amazon always list the wrong part numbers. Good luck.