20 Most Recent 2004 Honda Civic Questions & Answers

Ingition Switch problem

no, you just need to ONLY replace the cylinder and if the new key has a chip in it get a copy made and use that one with your old master key held next to it to start the car.

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Jan 28, 2019

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Fuel pump cut off switch

the fuel cut off switch is located behind the center console on rh vehicles,right behind the ashtray.

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Dec 10, 2018

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Hi, I have a HONDA CIVIC 2004 1.7 CDTI. The EPS

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2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Sep 29, 2018

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My car has manual door locks and windows, and the

sounds like corrosion is set on your locks

undo door panel and check if it is corroded
lubricant could help, if not it has to be replaced

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Jul 30, 2018

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2004 honda civic error code for radio ?

remove the battery terminal to clear the radio, then reinstall the cable, with the key on and the radio off hold down buttons #1 and #6 while turning the radio on, this will give u the serial # of the radio and u can give it to any dealership and they can give u the 5 digit radio code, If they wont just give it to me and I can help you.

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on May 24, 2018

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Gauges wont work and windows

2004 Honda Civic | Posted on Dec 28, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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Three of the five climate control lights are out

They were paid to repair your vehicle, take it back and have them complete the repair.

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Dec 23, 2017

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I have a 2004 honda civic and the airbag light turned on

2004 Honda Civic | Posted on Dec 12, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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How do I go about replacing the fuel door/trunk

First off obtain the shop manual for your model. It will give you steps and photos on how to fix almost anything on your vehicle.
A good shop manual will save you thousands in parts and time.

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Nov 19, 2017

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I have a 2004 Honda Civic and the malfunction

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2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Nov 03, 2017

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2004 Honda Civic 1.7L EX

Check the manual for flashing key.You can also google the question and go to a Civic forum

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Nov 02, 2017

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2004 Honda Civic Key/Alarm issue

2004 Honda Civic | Posted on Oct 17, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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Abs and brake light on

Hi have you checked the brake fluid level ?

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Oct 07, 2017

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Heat blows cold and hot, temperature gague fluctuates, rough idle on startup.

2004 Honda Civic | Posted on Aug 06, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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2004 Honda Civic Hybrid

First things I would look at is,did they put 10w30 oil in and not 5w20 or 0w20,it makes a difference in mileage (if they run out of the correct viscosity oil they WILL put in what they have).
Did the service include a spark plug change?Is the spark plug gap correct?
Did they do a brake service?Is a brake dragging,a little to tight?Did they clean the throttle body?Maybe the engine was running a little lean before and now is at the proper fuel mixture,with less MPGs but running clean at the exhaust.
Weather conditions?Head winds and colder temps reduce MPG.

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on May 27, 2017

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Check Engine Code P1600 and P1433 for Hybrid

DTC P1433 Battery Module Deterioration, need to replace the battery module. Info from HDS more info... [email protected]

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Mar 20, 2017

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I have a 2004 1.6vtec honda civic hatchback that will not go over 4000rpm while driven. what is the meaning of this ?

2004 Honda Civic | Posted on Jan 19, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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I have a 2004 honda civic automatic i could not find aux cable port please guide me where is it ?

2004 Honda Civic | Posted on Jan 09, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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Does replacing oil seal require removing oil pan on 2004 Honda civic ex 1.7L VTEC automatic?

not normally as it is in the timing cover case or behind the bottom sprocket or drive pullet for the timing belt
if it is a rear main seal it will require the transmission removal as well as the flywheel /torque converter
you were not specific as to which oil seal required replacing.
best get a workshop manual as that book shows the procedure to replace seals

2004 Honda Civic | Answered on Jan 04, 2017

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