Can I change my low side valve core on my 1995 Honda Civic EX Coupe with Robinair 18560.
1988214
Not can not cause this is for a/c unit in house you nned do is empti the compresor of frion and change the the valve
1988215
I do not believe so. This valve core remover is designed for automotive R12 and home R22, and R410A systems. Your car should be using the newer 134A system and that has different ports that this valve core remover cannot attach to.
1988216
I believe this was made to be use on residential air conditioning. It depends on weather or not the threads match the charging port.
1082194
Hi, I don't know why I'm being asked and not the manufacturer of this product as I only am a customer myself, however, I could answer your question as no, you can't. They are designed to adapt the original auto HVAC r12 service gage fittings for a car with the R134 type of quick disconnet fittings. You can see the blue and red rings anodized rings on these brass fitstings, those are quick connect sleeves that you pull back to make connection to the newer R134 hi and lo pressure service ports found on 1993 and newer cars. The other end of these fittings you can see is a flair fitting that an older style R12 type hi and low pressure gage set can attach to.
130526
No , read the manual and be careful to not get sand in the valve body. Use the fill tube that comes with it.
341609
This finally FIT MY 2005 - 1.7A2 ENGINE. I own a 2005 Civic EX - 2 door - vehicle, The SI are a completely different breed. Stick with the Honda brand for the SI. Don't go cheap.As for what serial number, you lost me on that
1891106
There is no core. Instead you use that screw in the middle as a piercing valve.Anyway, if you're talking about an automotive R134 hose, you can get the "R12 to R134 adapter" at most auto parts stores, or here on Amazon. Throw away the cap and replace with that adapter that fits your hose. (There's a high side that won't fit and a low side that will) It has its own Schrader valve.WARNING: DO NOT think that just because your appliance is R134, you just charge to 35 or 50 PSI. Some appliances run at 2 to 5 PSI. Too much and it won't cool.
2029059
Nomadrydr - No, you do not have to remove the original valve core. The Wheel Masters 90 degree stems are designed to be installed on the original valve stem and each have their own valve-stem. Just install and you're set. I hope this helps...
873015
It is not just for a civic since they worked for my Fit. They are pretty standard and I doubt they would spend money on making too many different sizes. Like Rich says, it is hard to go wrong at that price. Check the diameter of the one you have now and check my other posts because I thought I mentioned the diameter of this one.
1243093
Hello Aaron, Thanks for your inquiry. This HO8096A is the correct right hand (passenger) CV axle for your 1996 Accord EX Coupe 2.2 with ABS, we guarantee this fit and function and would really appreciate your business. Kind regards, Dennis.
29082
If you still have the original factory radio you can do it. See this thread: http://www.fixya.com/cars/t1509277-1997_honda_civic_ex_keyless_entry.You basically have to have both radios installed, the old one hidden in the dash behind the new one. With just the new one your out of luck.I hope this helps.....
1019156
Angel, I know your Acura and my Civic have the same engines in common but I am not sure about the air filters...... One sure way to know would be to check with your local parts store and have them look up filters on both cars and see if they are the same part #.
1392816
The 1013ts will not work look on k and n website I believe the 1020 ts will work. The new civic has a much tighter engine compartment than the older ones.
2051996
It should, you might have to change the catback. Check the piping diameter against stock. I changed out the complete exhaust system on my 96 civic dx and it worked for me.
1358291
do you have an estimate how wide the valve core is..i can measure the dia of the fattest adapter
502002
Hello- I bought for my 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid and it works great! You will need (3) quarts.
957651
No. You will need a different master cylinder. I cant remember but either a larger bore or smaller will fix it.
247960
I think so if your headers are 2.5 inch ..you can Google it an a Honda tech thread will show you other people with the same ?
1168952
I doubt it. They have different part numbers. 2012 CIVIC, 2-DOOR Part Number is 08P00-TS8-100 http://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/pubs/AI/AII45636.pdf