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    Default Civic For MR2

    ok i just traded my 95 civic for a 91 MR2. Anyone want to let me know on anything that is regular crazy maintenance on these things. Im reading up on them now but i just want to know if anyone has experiences with them, good or bad thanks

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    Pain in the ass to work on, and I bet you will be doing a lot of wrenching b/c it is a 17 year old car. Good luck, I hope its not your only car b/c when things break it is going to take a min for parts to come in
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    mr2.com and mr2oc.com thats my best advice...!
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    if its your daily driver i would be proactive about replacing stuff thats worn or old. the ignition components need to be replaced more than any other car i have owned. for some reason i cant download the pic you posted. is it turbo or na?
    +1 on mr2oc.com and mr2.com. these sites will save you tons of time and money. not too mentino you can find alot of parts on there as well.
    how does it drive i can probably tell you whats about to break. lol

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    just wait until u have to replace the HFH (hose frome hell)
    2006 Evo IX - Bolt ons

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    it drives good, i have some ratling from the rear driver side, sounds just like when i have my civic and the trans inspection plate was loose. and when i go in reverse, i dont know if its just something up from but there is a kinda like a grinding coming from the front right side, only sometimes it will do that, when i turn and reverse. and thats about it

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    do you have an aftermarker air intake? is it the turbo or na.

    hfh and hfoe havent had any problems w/ them yet. i am putting in a new engine in 2 weeks will replace them while i am at it. just something about a house w/ the name hell involved that makes me want to be proactive about replacing it.

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    He has an aftermarket intake on it.
    Back to being stock and slow

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    Default alternators blow

    I hope the alternator is good but when it goes prepare to be pissed for a while.

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    it rattles when you turn cause i drilled a curb... but i already told you that.. it never made that sound till i hit the curb
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    and i changed the alternator about 3 weeks before you got the car


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    alternator can be rebuilt for $100 or less. Ignition components last as long as any other car. If I had another one I would keep the power under 300whp and keep it movin!

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    post some pics of it.

    cause it might be my old black n/a 91 mr2.
    does it have the broken toyota emblem?? that turn into a T?

    well anyways here is some of the pics of it.







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    yep thats mine

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    post some recent pics of it.

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    It looks just like the first pic you posted. lol
    Back to being stock and slow

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