I've 2007 Honda Civic EX model. which size should i choose? 22 or 24? and how does operate with a battery/flip of switch?
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Bosch has a part finder utility that can help you decide what blade fit your car. You should also check your owner's manual. That information should have been supplied by Honda. http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pages/VehiclePartFinder.aspxAs for the 'operate with a battery/flip of switch' question I have NO idea at all what you're referring to.
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According to the Bosch web page you will need a 24" for the right and a 26" on the left. This is part 4824 and 4826. I don't have a Honda, so I looked this up. As far as the battery flip I have no idea. I turn on my wipers using the handle mounted on my steering wheel.
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Bosch has a part finder utility that can help you decide what blade fit your car. You should also check your owner's manual. That information should have been supplied by Honda. http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pages/VehiclePartFinder.aspx As for the 'operate with a battery/flip of switch' question I have NO idea at all what you're referring to.
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I am not sure about the size of the Honda civic. That may be a bit small???We load our canoe on our 1998 Pontiac Montana with ease.
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try this http://lmgtfy.com/?q=will+Power+Stop+K699+kit+%20fit+a+95+honda+civic+ex+
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I have a 98 honda civic ex, and the rims are on the car. I lowered the car 2 inches front and back, and the car looks good. Tire size is 205/40r17. The one complaint I have is that the low profile tires have issues on the bumpy roads and the aluminum rims have been bent in the pot holes I hit.
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Most would probably say weight. I ride with a 25 on the rear and 23 on front. I would next time just do a 25 or 23 on both. If your a hard core racer go smaller. If your like me and just ride and commute for fun, 25 is good. A 25 provides a little more contact on turns.
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I am also interested to find out he EXACT dimensions to replace a 20 year old model, and this model is listed in some sites with 23 25/32 width, 24 is too large for my counter space, which is correct? hurry I need to decide
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I recall a 55/60,which is the legal max,I wrapped the original in bubble wrap and put it in the fairing for backup,and put in a 100/55. Only use the 100 when there is no oncoming traffic,if you go to 100w you may need to use a relay to keep from frying your hi/lo switch. Even with the 55/60, it was an improvement.
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255c is a discontinued part number. The new number is 253D. Your sensor will fit.
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Thanks for explaining that the Q240 is larger and it isn't just a model year change. I'm buying the Q240 and will let you know how it is.
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It should indeed fit, this is an engine mount for the R18 motor, aka the 1.8L found in your 07 CIVIC EX MT. If you want 100% affirmation, call your local Honda dealer, have your VIN# ready, ask for the parts department, and get the part number for the passenger side engine mount. The mount you see here on amazon replaces part# 50820-SVA-A05 / 50820-SNB-J02. If that's the number Honda gives you, you're in good shape.
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Depends on where you want them. I'm using cross brakes on the flats up by the stem, and I got a pair with 24mm clamps, thinking that would be correct, but the taper happens more slowly than I had estimated. If you want to get the brake lever all the way up to touch the stem, then yes, do 25.4mm clamp diameter. However, if you'd like the brake somewhere else, a 24 is a good choice. I think 22 would be too narrow, but clearly I'm not great at estimated clamp diameter.
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Hmm, good question. You would have to ask the manufacturer. I don't know what the difference between my non-hybrid Civic and a hybrid civic would be. The fit is pretty tight, and any changes for batteries, different mufflers may cause fit problems. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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this will fit any d16y7 motor. the non-vtec motor. so if you have a civic dx or lx, it will not fit the ex.
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Go with two high current 12 volt deep cycle batteries. Wire them in paralell; not series. You only want 12 volts; not 24. Use the same brand/capacity and type. Don't mix brands or current ratings. THE HIGHER THE CURRENT RATING;THE MORE TIME YOU'LL GET ON THE BATTERIES. I've seen systems with more than two batteries however, you'll need additional equipment to pull it off safely. You could also use a marine A/B Battery transfer switch and draw from bat A bat B BOTH of OFF. Don't forget to use fuses at key points. Amazon also has some pretty good books on the subject.
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I used the 9 cf (the sport jr) size on my civic, but could have gone up to the 12cf size. I think the 18cf might be too big for a Prius.
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I never changed to 24 volt. just replaced originals and kept every thing else the same. made it faster. worth while change.
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I am not sure about the size of the Honda civic. That may be a bit small??? We load our canoe on our 1998 Pontiac Montana with ease.