Hrm....My wife's car was a 95. Me thinks that book won't work. On 2/13/06, dana tierney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks for the offer. I'd have to look at the year. 1987 I think. > > Yea, I was not talking to a mechanic, just a guy who knows where to put > his hose (I hear you laughing, Ben...) > > That makes 2 votes for PVC and one for spark plugs, both within my > means...I prefer to do minor repairs myself, and since I've been driving a > Jeep I don't have a foreign car mechanic right now, and the ones in my > neighborhood probably are more used to Lexuses :) whereas this car, while it > sounds great and gets excellent gas mileage, looks like something Mad Max > would drive ;) which is amusing when challenging Hummers... > > Dana > > >oh. that's interesting. i've never heard of such a thing. but, i'm in > >good 'ol sheltered New England, so... > > > >you'd have to check to make sure your car has 'em, but I'd start by > >looking at either the PCV valve and/or the EGR valve. I've not a lot of > >experience with Hondas, though, so not sure if that'll help. > > > >you could try the Haynes repair manuals - sheesh, what year is it? i > >might even have one from my wife's last car. i wouldn't shipping it out > >to you if it'll save you 20 buck s to buy it. i certainly don't need it > >any more. > > > >dana tierney wrote: > >> > >
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