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thanks for the smart a-- reply, nevermind.

Hey, did a search for this, as well as the internet in general about how to change my trans fluid on a manual 2002 civic LX. I realise this is the wrong place but you've all helped me before. If anyone knows of a good website for the civic that is like this that would be appreciated..

Pardon my ignorance, but can you point out the free part?

BUMP

This needs to go soon, make any offer... can't part it out either!

I am selling my car because I need money for school. This will be a parts car, so keep that in mind. I am going to be asking $1000, will negotiate. This car is drivable, so depending on how far away you are I could drive it there. I'll list the problems: Right side fender damaged, not beyond repair....

Exactly, even easier is just listen at the back of the car, under the seat. You can definatly hear it.

Well dont i feel stupid.. it was a fuse.

For those same clips they were 15bucks at the dealer.... if i bought calipers with them....

Was wondering the same thing... if there is then ive been missing out..

fuel pump and master cylinder

If the fuel pump is working you can hear it working correct? If I remember you can hear a very slight hum come from it, and you can clear hear it shut off. Any tests I can do to see if my fuel pump isnt working?

How about your master cylinder and fuel pump?

Thanks, i'll check for a spark. Just got my gf to smell for gas and she couldnt smell any at all, and again I cant hear the fuel pump...

OK I will crank and try smelling for gas... it could be the disty... I replaced it about 2 years ago... who knows. When the car is cranked should you not hear the fuel pump? I seem to remember the fuel pump making a buzzing noise, and i dont hear it anymore. So how do I check for spark?

Car is turning over fine, but wont start. I tried to do a search but I probably wasnt searching with the right terms. So how can I check to make sure my engine is getting gas? And if the engine is turning over that means I am getting spark right?