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Bring @Gonzo back!

:coffee:

I’ll remember stupid stuff like this, but won’t remember what I ate for lunch. I remember reading at least a few instances where he had engine warranty work, and how he wanted to get rid of it due to the warranty being up. Why do I recall that… no clue. I recall him commenting that he was...

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Booty had some engine issues with his newer wrx, but I can’t recall what was fixed off hand (or without digging).

:pout::pout::pout:

@Janz3n can you think of anything else they could check themselves before taking it to another shop?

Crabz

When you say that you removed it, how long did you have it disconnected, and did you touch the neg and positive wires together?

pics of the nissan?

never been there, but there are riots currently ongoing in CA

she's a fan of tea over coffee for sure @ryryninja better stay away from paramount california.

tea for 2

a rare pew pew pew sighting! :ohsnap:

Yea I’d say Honda and some others also make things pretty repair friendly. I can’t imagine doing that each time the Lincoln needed a filter swap.

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Yea keep us posted

When you go to that link does it basically say that site is only for US models? Since you’re outside the US, can you just google “2014 civic radio code” and see if there is an international Honda site or info on how to obtain it? It could be on the side of the glovebox, or with paperwork...

If it asks for the code afterwards you can get it with your vin number https://mygarage.honda.com/s/radio-nav-code