If coolant got in the oil it most likely damaged almost every bearing in the block. Mainly crank and rod bearings. If not the engine should be saveable. Even if its not a d15 or d16 engine isnt hard to find and all the work on the car should be fairly easy. Only a little 4 cyl with plenty of room under the hood.
i need to replace a head gasket
1995 Honda Civic DX
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Maintenance & Repair
honda base engine with 4 speed automatic transmission,im trying to replace it but dnt want to take it off and look at it,rather just buy the tranny and do it all at once
2000 Honda Civic EX
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Maintenance & Repair
Can I use parts from a Honda civic 95 and put on a Honda civic 97 ?
1997 Honda Civic DX
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Maintenance & Repair
Is a 92 honda accord 1.6 engine compatible with 95 honda civic if I swap it out?
1995 Honda Civic DX
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Maintenance & Repair
So I have a 2005 honda civic ex with 148k.... I had overheating issues and went to many different mechanics, in the past year I've replaced my thermostat, radiator, water pump, timing belt, start...
Honda Civic
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Maintenance & Repair
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