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2001 Honda Civic

Vibration When Braking Due to Rotor Problem

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The front brake rotors can warp and cause a vibration when braking. The rotors will need to be machined or in cases where they are worn to thin, replaced to correct this issue.

66 Reports

Vibration, Roughness, and Rattle Due to Damaged Engine Mounts

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Damaged engine mounts can lead to vibration and roughness felt in the steering wheel. A rattle in the dash and engine area may also be heard. Replacement of damaged mounts will commonly correct these issues.

29 Reports

Plugged Moon Roof Drains May Cause Water Leak

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Plugged moon roof drains can cause a water leak inside the car, usually over the head of the driver or passengers head when turning a corner. Cleaning the drains will fix this problem.

25 Reports

Front Compliance Bushings May Crack

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Front compliance bushings may crack and break. Damaged bushing should be replaced before damaged is done to suspension components.

20 Reports

Check Engine Light Due to Moisture Freezing in MAP Sensor

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On certain models in colder climates the Check Engine light can set due to moisture in the Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor freezing. The MAP sensor needs to be replaced and on some models the intake manifold needs replacing also.

11 Reports

Front Struts May Leak Oil

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A fluid leak may develop from one or both front suspension struts. Replacing the struts (usually in pairs) will be necessary to take care of the problem.

10 Reports

Rear trailing arm bushings crack/break and need replacement

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Rear trailing arm bushings crack and break. The trailing arm bushings will need to be replaced when they break.
9 Reports

Sunroof May Squeak

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On vehicles that have a sunroof, squeaking can occur. Special anti squeak tape should be applied to stop the noise.

6 Reports

Drivers seat bushings can wear out

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On certain models the drivers seat bushings can wear out and the seat can rock back and forth. Replacing the bushings are needed to repair this issue.
5 Reports

The Air Cleaner Housing May Crack

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The air cleaner case is prone to cracking. This can make it difficult to remove the screws securing the cover, making it difficult to replace the air filter. Replacing the case is often necessary to address this issue.

4 Reports

Worn Front Bushing on Rear Lower Control Arm Can Cause Noise

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A worn (front) bushing on the rear lower control arm can cause a noise when going over bumps. Replacing the worn bushing should stop the noise.

4 Reports

Clicking Noise From Manual Transmission When Turning Right

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Certain manual transmissions can cause a clicking noise when turning right due to a reverse gear contacting other gears in the transmission. The transmission needs to be disassembled and new updated gears installed to stop the noise.

4 Reports

Engine rear main oil seal may leak

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The rear main oil seal can leak. The transmission has to be removed to replace the rear main seal on the engine.
3 Reports

Software update for coolant temperature issue

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On certain models the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) misinterprets coolant temperature data and can turn on the Check Engine light (MIL). A software update from Honda is needed to address this issue.
2 Reports

Software update to correct stalling issue

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On some models Powertrain Control Module (PCM) response time for idle speed and engine timing can cause the engine to stall. A software update from Honda is required to fix this problem.
2 Reports

Check Engine Light due to vacuum leak in EGR tube

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On some engines a sticking variable valve timing valve can cause  the Check Engine light (MIL) to illuminate. Replacing the valve and a software update will address this issue.

2 Reports

Check engine light on due to excessive second clutch wear

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Excessive second clutch wear (automatic transmission) can cause the car not to move and set a Check Engine light (MIL). Replacing the transmission is necessary when this happens.
2 Reports

Power Window Switch May Fail

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On Certain models a faulty power window switch can cause the power windows to work or not work intermittently.

2 Reports

Check engine light on due to slow responding two way bypass valve

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On certain models a slow responding two way bypass valve can cause the Check Engine light (MIL) to illuminate. This ususally occurs in cold weather. Replacing the bypass valve is needed to repair this issue.
1 Report

Shudder, judder, and noise due to worn start clutch

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CVT models (HX and GX) have a shudder, judder, and noise due to a worn start clutch in the transmission. Replacing the start clutch is needed to address this issue.

1 Report
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