This compressor Goodnight serves the honda civic 2005 model classic 7th generation????
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buenas tardes amigo este compresor le sirve al honda civic año 2000 ...gracias
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I'm sorry. I don't know. I bought that for a friends car because he didn't have an amazon prime account. I wish I could help but I just don't know.
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Mine has functioned the same since new. It's really a nice reliable compressor. I believe a replacement of the crankcase oil is probably the best thing to do at some point.
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I looked at the parts breakdown for your compressor, and it looks like the piston rod is completely different, and the cylinder looks a lot different too. Sorry, Sir, I believe you will need to buy the kit mentioned (E100291 - but was substituted to E103495 ). It is apparently readily available from several places on the Internet. You can do a search for either kit number. The installation is a simple thing to do.
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I have a 2005 Civic VP. Bought this thing. no installation instructions. No reference to a specific youtube video. When I follow random youtube videos I see no similar AUX socket. Says its compatible with a 2005 Civic. What the heck?
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That I'm not sure of. I would check my local auto parts store or Google. Great compressor for the price.
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Im not a expert you should consider what kind of compressor and model .It did for my compressor
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As to - can it be used on a '97 civic, to make certain their tech. support is 888-318-5454. Am certain they'll know if your car's connectors of '97 are compatible with the product's hose w/connector. Being 'mechanically-challenged' all my life, I share your concern about doing it wrong, but would encourage you to proceed - after a couple slow readings of the directions to ensure the steps are clear. I'd never used anything like this before and was thrilled with how easy it was to have the arctic-blast a/c restored in my bmw x-5.
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I'm ALMOST CERTAIN THIS TOOL ONLY WORKS FOR STANDARD valve stems, which was the size on my high AC service port. This tool didn't work for my low AC service port, which I'm almost certain is JRA. I bought this tool to change out the valve stems on my 2002 Honda Civic. The JRA valve stems are bigger and don't fit through this tool. You'll need the Mastercool kit 58531 for standard AND JRA valve cores, or the Mastercool 58490 Universal Master Valve Core Kit (covers all R12 & R134a system valve cores for Standard, JRA, Eaton and GM Large Bore). I found a website that shows good pictures of the different AC valve stems such as standard, 8mm, 10mm JRA, and GM high flow (sherco-auto.com/ac.htm). I'm ALMOST CERTAIN THIS TOOL ONLY WORKS FOR STANDARD valve stems, which was the size on my high AC service port. This tool didn't work for my low AC service port, which I'm almost certain is JRA. I bought this tool to change out the valve stems on my 2002 Honda Civic. The JRA valve stems are bigger and don't fit through this tool. You'll need the Mastercool kit 58531 for standard AND JRA valve cores, or the Mastercool 58490 Universal Master Valve Core Kit (covers all R12 & R134a system valve cores for Standard, JRA, Eaton and GM Large Bore). I found a website that shows good pictures of the... » Read More I'm ALMOST CERTAIN THIS TOOL ONLY WORKS FOR STANDARD valve stems, which was the size on my high AC service port. This tool didn't work for my low AC service port, which I'm almost certain is JRA. I bought this tool to change out the valve stems on my 2002 Honda Civic. The JRA valve stems are bigger and don't fit through this tool. You'll need the Mastercool kit 58531 for standard AND JRA valve cores, or the Mastercool 58490 Universal Master Valve Core Kit (covers all R12 & R134a system valve cores for Standard, JRA, Eaton and GM Large Bore). I found a website that shows good pictures of the different AC valve stems such as standard, 8mm, 10mm JRA, and GM high flow (sherco-auto.com/ac.htm). « Show Less
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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
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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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I have used it on 97 civic, 2000 Civic 2007 accord. What specific years are you referring to?
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As to - can it be used on a '97 civic, to make certain their tech. support is 888-318-5454. Am certain they'll know if your car's connectors of '97 are compatible with the product's hose w/connector. Being 'mechanically-challenged' all my life, I share yourconcern about doing it wrong, but would encourage you to proceed - after a couple slow readings of the directions to ensure the steps are clear. I'd never used anything like this before and was thrilled with how easy it was to have the arctic-blast a/c restored in my bmw x-5.
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Mine was a 2006, everything connected the same as it was connected to original compressor.
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This compressor should fit. I put this same compressor in my 2003 Navigator. It is somewhat universal so it adapts to many years. It runs well and is quieter than the original.
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I purchased this spring compressor and used it on a 2007 Honda Accord and a 2000 Honda Civic, and it worked flawlessly. Probably the safest compressor around. I will definitely be using this time and time again. As far as using it on a '02 Toyota 4runnner, you may be able to use them in the fronts unless the springs are held on by a coil-over like adjusting lowering and lifting nut, I forget what they are called exactly. But inspect the springs on your vehicle and does some research on Google about the spring type of your vehicle and match it with the springs of a '07 Honda Accord and a '02 Honda Civic. Hope this helps... I purchased this spring compressor and used it on a 2007 Honda Accord and a 2000 Honda Civic, and it worked flawlessly. Probably the safest compressor around. I will definitely be using this time and time again. As far as using it on a '02 Toyota 4runnner, you may be able to use them in the fronts unless the springs are held on by a coil-over like adjusting lowering and lifting nut, I forget what they are called exactly. But inspect the springs on your vehicle and does some research on Google about the spring type of your vehicle and match it with the springs of a '07 Honda Accord and a '02... » Read More I purchased this spring compressor and used it on a 2007 Honda Accord and a 2000 Honda Civic, and it worked flawlessly. Probably the safest compressor around. I will definitely be using this time and time again. As far as using it on a '02 Toyota 4runnner, you may be able to use them in the fronts unless the springs are held on by a coil-over like adjusting lowering and lifting nut, I forget what they are called exactly. But inspect the springs on your vehicle and does some research on Google about the spring type of your vehicle and match it with the springs of a '07 Honda Accord and a '02 Honda Civic. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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You can go to Crutchfield and double check, but the connector should work. Honda used this connection for years.
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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