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Old Nov 10, 2003 | 12:14 PM
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Originally posted by Klatu

Also the driver door lock doesn't lock from the inside. I'm guessing that's some kind of security feature so you don't lock your keys in the car? When you push the power button all 4 lock but the driver side pops back up. When you try to manually push it down it stays in the up position.... I have to stick the key in the outside door and turn it to lock the driver door. How do I fix that?

Thanks everyone in advance
Its a thing on all hondas ( i think) where u just have to lift the handle on the outside when you lock all the doors, and continue holding the hanlde up, shut the door then release, it shoudlstay locked yeah its so you dont lock your keys in, get a securety system so you dont have to deal with that anymore, you can just use your fancy remote

You need one anyways since 94' EX's (I have one too) are in the top 5 most stolen cars in 2002, saw this on MSN a few months back...
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Old Nov 10, 2003 | 02:25 PM
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Originally posted by jaccordan
Rule # 1 Klato


I don't think rule #1 applies here considering this is where it was all started
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Old Nov 10, 2003 | 02:27 PM
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Originally posted by vtecaccord01
If your trying to remove then, fishing line I heard was good. I forget which ones though are are screwed in. Another website that is good for stock parts is www.tasautoparts.com They have some really good stuff.
I actually used a hair dryer and after holding it on the emblems for 10 minutes they pulled right off

Getting the glue off was a bitch though... After an hour of rubbing and heating and scrubbing it finally worked But now I have 2 holes up front where one H was and 2 in the back where the other was

Wondering if I should get stock emblems from the dealer to fill the holes or having them filled and go badgeless :dunno:

I do like the clean look
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Old Nov 10, 2003 | 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by Klatu
I actually used a hair dryer and after holding it on the emblems for 10 minutes they pulled right off

Getting the glue off was a bitch though... After an hour of rubbing and heating and scrubbing it finally worked But now I have 2 holes up front where one H was and 2 in the back where the other was

Wondering if I should get stock emblems from the dealer to fill the holes or having them filled and go badgeless :dunno:

I do like the clean look
Pic up a rear H emblem just to cover the holes.
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Old Nov 10, 2003 | 04:06 PM
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Originally posted by jschmid
Pic up a rear H emblem just to cover the holes.
Still 2 holes in the front tho

The rear 2 holes are barely noticeable...

The front ones have this white plastic piece inside of it so it's much more noticeable.. :ugh:

When I get some cash I'll do something with it... Till then it's gonna stay the way it is :dunno:
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Old Nov 11, 2003 | 08:35 PM
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Did you know the car isnt totally stock?

It has aftermarket corners and clear bumper lenses (normally have orange in them).

Some young kid probably had the car before you....but the car looks good!

Nate.
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