98 Civic Maintance
12-27-2003 | 11:37 AM
#16
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Re: 98 Civic Maintance
timing belt at 100.000 km 's !!!
or aprox 60.000 miles !!
tflfb wrote:
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
or aprox 60.000 miles !!
tflfb wrote:
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
12-27-2003 | 11:37 AM
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Re: 98 Civic Maintance
timing belt at 100.000 km 's !!!
or aprox 60.000 miles !!
tflfb wrote:
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
or aprox 60.000 miles !!
tflfb wrote:
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
12-28-2003 | 10:53 PM
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Re: 98 Civic Maintance
tflfb wrote:
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
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>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
12-28-2003 | 10:53 PM
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Re: 98 Civic Maintance
tflfb wrote:
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
12-28-2003 | 10:53 PM
#20
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Re: 98 Civic Maintance
tflfb wrote:
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
12-28-2003 | 10:53 PM
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Re: 98 Civic Maintance
tflfb wrote:
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
>
> Just bought a 98 civic and there's no owners manual.
>
> Is there a valve adjustment requirement?
>
> Same goes for spark plugs, anti freeze, and timing belt, automatic
> transmission fluid.
>
> 67k for miles, dealer said he would order me a manual, but I would like to
> take care of as much as possible while I am on holiday vacation.
>
> Why do people take the owners manual out when they trade a vehicle?
>
> Thanks Tom
-------------------------
tflfb,
In Western canada, if the owner's manual is missing and the car is on a
dealer's lot, it sometimes means the car was an import / lease return
from eastern Canada (read: QUEBEC) and they don't really want you to
catch on when you see the French owner's manual, so they toss 'em.
'Curly'
--
To REPLY: If there are a couple of underscores in my return address,
you must remove them to reply directly . . . . . . Thanks.
Regarding stage performances: When everyone else has finished playing,
you should not play any notes you have left over. -
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