Problem Reports
Problem with your car? See what our experts say or submit your own.
2004 Honda Civic Problems
Wipers Won't Park Due to Windshield Wiper Motor Failure
On certain models the windshield wipers will not park in the proper place or won't shut off. The wiper motor must be replaced to repair this issue.
Vibration When Braking Due to Rotor Problem
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.
Vibration, Roughness, and Rattle Due to Damaged Engine Mounts
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.
Power Window Switch May Fail
On Certain models a faulty power window switch can cause the power windows to work or not work intermittently.
Front Compliance Bushings May Crack
Front compliance bushings may crack and break. Damaged bushing should be replaced before damaged is done to suspension components.
Plugged Moon Roof Drains May Cause Water Leak
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.
Front Struts May Leak Oil
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.
Check Engine Light With O2 Sensor Fault Code
On certain models the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) can misinterpret the secondary oxygen sensor data and set a false Check Engine Light. A software update from Honda is needed for this issue.
Drivers Seat Bushings Can Wear Out
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.
Sunroof May Squeak
On vehicles that have a sunroof, squeaking can occur. Special anti squeak tape should be applied to stop the noise.
Door Lock May be Not Turn Due to Worn Tumblers
Worn door locks (tumblers) can cause the lock not to work. Removing the lock and replacing the worn parts (tumblers) is needed to get the lock working again.
Check engine light on due to excessive second clutch wear
Check Engine Light and "no start" due to faulty transmission range switch
-
Verified
Quality Work -
Guaranteed
Fair Prices -
Happy
Customers