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A hopeless mechanic but spirited petrol-head.
Honda Civic FN2 Type R and BMW X5 E70 Owner.
If it involves cars & sits on my drive, i'll be there getting it all on camera.
Honda Civic FN2 Type R and BMW X5 E70 Owner.
If it involves cars & sits on my drive, i'll be there getting it all on camera.
My BMW X5 is Dead...
A tough one to take, the X5's timing chain failed at 120k miles destroying most of the engine. That was all after a few jobs were done on the car.
Onwards and upwards!
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Onwards and upwards!
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Civic Type R Water Leak FIXED
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You may remember from a previous video, my leaking Honda Civic Type R FN2. At the time I thought all was fixed but the issue came back, well now I fixed it properly, find out how... Part 1 water leak fix video: czcams.com/video/aVvwqJ85ArU/video.htmlsi=EfCKI4q6IKFFFUZP My Camera: DJI Action 2 - amzn.to/3UMyW6N Silicone Sealant - amzn.to/3GxgBpP Instagram: @gees_drive By clicking on one of these...
Type R Project - Exhaust, Rust & more! | 4K
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Keeping the Civic refresh moving, in this episode i've swapped out the old aftermarket exhaust for standard, installed a panel filter, fitted Tegiwa spacers (15mm front, 20mm rear) and tried out some really easy rust protection. FNLEW's Channel: www.youtube.com/@FNLEW Matty_Champwhite's Channel: www.youtube.com/@Matty_Champwhite K&N Filter for FN2 Type R: amzn.to/3ZoKukE Tegiwa Spacers: tinyurl...
Front End Refresh - Civic Type R FN2
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I'm well on the journey taking this Civic Type R back to factory fresh. Next up is removing the aftermarket front bumper intakes which while a nice mod, I prefer the fog lights. I've got not idea what lies beneath, let's see... With thanks to VNCM for the music: Song: Tinora - Forever Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: bit.ly/41yt3Oe My Camera: DJI Action 2 - amzn.to/3UMyW6N...
Fixing Water Leaks - Civic Type R FN2
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Another common problem ticked off the list on the "SIEVEic" Type R, this time the boot and footwell water leaks caused by gaps in the roof welds and the seam sealer disintegrating. Join me as I attempt to fix it. Intro - 00:04 Find the Leak - 01:29 Removing Roof Trim - 06:42 Big Cracks - 09:00 Rust Proofing & Seam Sealer - 09:38 Paint - 10:59 Testing - 12:00 Re-assembly - 13:23 Aero 360 Dehumid...
7 More Issues - Civic Type R FN2
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Fixing some more of those little jobs on my Milano Red Civic Type R FN2. Strap in for another enthralling video 😂 Dehumidifier - 00:30 Wing Mirror - 01:22 Steering Wheel Clean - 06:44 New Rear Badges - 10:08 New Wipers - 16:40 Cabin Filter & Ambient Lighting - 18:50 Pingi Dehumidifier - amzn.to/3IqOvwM Pollen/Cabin Filter K20Z4 - ebay.us/OBWcrG Honda Civic Badge (Part: 75722SMGE02) - ebay.us/TK...
8 Issues That Need Sorting - Civic Type R FN2
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I finally get around to fixing all those little annoying jobs that need doing on the Civic. Sit back, you're in for a wild ride 😂 Brochure - 00:38 Badge - 04:24 Wheel Arch Trim - 06:06 Stone Chips - 07:53 Scuttle Tray Clips - 09:38 Seat Bobbles - 10:25 Headlights - 11:10 Gear Knob - 14:30 Honda Civic Wheel Arch Trim Clip (Part Number: 91513-SMG-E11) - www.coxmotorparts.co.uk/honda-shop/honda-ci...
Collecting My New Honda Civic Type R!
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The most common rust point on these is above the front windscreen as they didnt seal them properly
Great help only had car for a week and I have the same issue so glad I came across your site soon as it stops raining going to attempt repait
BMW boy loving this FN2 wow
Fantastic! Great video. It's so easy to uninstall. Up until now I'd only found posts that said "cut the cable" - but this way it's done in 20 minutes.👍👍👍
If that happens again with the mirror just re-adjust the glass, it should just move around in the housing. People push them in and you have to re-adjust.
What app is that to do list ?
Google notes, but try Notion, that also a good one 👍
Being ocd and a mechanical engineer by trade the gaps on the panels ! Breeding ground for rust 😢
Very true, although they were even worse on the X5 😬
I don't claim to be a motor technician but i dont feel comfortable when i see exposed philps head screws in a side skirt
The 2 type rs i drove i felt bit of a hooligan if im honest but loved every minute of it ❤
My sensors sound the alarm but no longer displays car model on screen, anybody have experience with this issue?
Hi there, i think i have the same issue. Mine appears when i trigger VSA / when i drive the way VSA needs to do something. After "rebooting" the car, everything is fine again. Does this also sound like a ABS sensor? Is there a way to check this without the diagnostic device? Thank you
As far as I know, the VSA system relies on the ABS sensors on each wheel hub to monitor speed and they can fail which this causes the 'always on' error so not just when the VSA kicks in like yours. I think there is an ABS module behind the front bumper which can get corroded and burn out but thankfully I didn't need to investigate that any further as it was just the sensor on mine. ABS faults can't be checked with even a basic diagnostics tools, hence why I had to upgrade to a better device. It could tell you exactly what's going on so well worth it IMO. Good luck 🤞
Amazing video. How long does the seam sealer take to dry?
I'm so glad to have seen this as I think I have a similar issue on my Civic too. First job seems to be to get a better scanner than what I have so I can see ABS codes and data.
I can really recommend the TopDon ArtiDiag 500, so far so good :-)
do you have to take off the bumper to replace the fender?? by chance do you have a video of removing a fender??
I would expect you need the bumper off first along with a whole host of other parts, arch liner, trims etc. Not done it before though.
Thank goodness we have you! Best video. wish i would have found you first before slicing up my friends key fob. now i can fix it!
Great video, i need to finish under sealing my fn2, was that a dremel you were using to remove the rust?
Yes a multi-tool with wire brush, not brilliant for the bit areas but good for the smaller bits.
much better with the lights in!!
My Mk IX Civic has the same problem, going to investigate and try this fix.
I see this rust issue in england is it because of the weather? Does this happen for all cars?
Main reason it that it seemingly rains all the time here but also the local authorities spray the roads with salt/grit during winter to help stop the roads freezing. This stuff is really bad for cars.
Hey bud I've got the driver footwell leak as well but trying to get the roof rail off is proving very difficult. It pops off easy along the roof but as soon as I get to the first clip part on the windscreen it just won't come off, pulling it up to reveal the clip underneath (white fitting with what looks like blue push in clips) and putting a flathead screwdriver on the 2 spaces to try and pop it out is just not working, so I've ended up putting a slight bend in the roof rail trying to get the first one out. Any ideas on how to get that off so I can seal around the window driver side? or might come down to just ripping it off and getting a new roof rail from somewhere? Edit - I'm also not too sure on how to strip off the driver footwell carpet to get under it to dry it all out so any pointers on that aswell would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Steve
I think they're different coloured clips, blue, yellow, red etc. You need to put a small, wide flat screw driver or spatula in the 2 rectangle holes on the retaining clip that is fixed to the car. I found a PDF on one of the forums about the FN2 roof rack, which details how to remove them. Might be worth a google for that PDF. Basically it's a pain in the neck. I think the drivers carpet removal needs the acc pedal taking out first, I just lifted it up as much as possible and stripped the padding out, dried it then put it back. Good luck with it Steve 👍
@@GeesDrive Thanks bud, will unclip the carpet to dry it out as much as I can and if the leak continues I'll maybe get a garage to take the rail off at the windscreen so I can seal all the way down it without destroying every clip there lol.
Great video. Just wondering did you put any sealant or anything around the top of the windshield after lifting the top rubber ? I have found it won't sit flush after lifting it off 🤔
I have since I did this repair but not enough to affect the top rubber. Just enough to seal the small leak where the windshield adhesive had started to perish.
Haha my civic fn2 is in deep bronze and has the hands free Bluetooth telephone kit, red footwell lighting, the sat nav pack, rear parking sensors and the honda bass works pack
Deep Bronze is beautiful, especially in the sun. Someone fully spec'd yours out. Is the bass pack any good?
@@GeesDrive yeah speakers are really decent ! Sound system is amazing !
@@25bchris That would be a great retrofit, down another rabbit-hole I go investigating that 😅
@@GeesDrive haha you're very welcome !
as a person who used to have a Cheery Bomb on his MK2 golf, I get the point of a little too much noise :)
I had a twin pipe upswept DTM on my MK2, would love another MK2 now :)
Hi mate, thanks for putting this video together. What is the tool that you start using at 12:52 to start removing the rust?
It's a dremel tool with the cable extension on and the ire-brush attachment. Gets in all the nooks and crannies.
why do i need to disassemble the entire car to replace a single bulb!!! arghh
You don’t seem to Rev it properly, why did you change gear too early instead of at 8000rpm?
At that time the pressure plate was toast and used to slip in high revs, much better with the new clutch 👍
@@GeesDrive ah fair enough, hate it when the clutch stops play!
Yeah it really sucks. The old clutch was actually fine when it came off and had plenty of wear left annoyingly, just the pressure plate was done 😅
My FN2 Type R keeps popping up with a oil check system warning on dash. I believe its an oil level sensor fault. Have you had similar?
Not had that one yet thankfully 🤞
Nice one dude 👍what’s yr plans with the car this year?
Cheers bud! Next up is replace the centre exhaust section, service, then clutch replacement in the summer ready for the good weather 😎 👌
@@GeesDrive cool looking forward to the vids 👍
Something else to add... Later.. Sills... The Plates... Those are common to deteriorate or look rusty. Apparently clean OK with Brasso..
have you used grease everywhere or just what shown on video?
I just used the moto grease on the more vulnerable areas like bolt heads. The rest just got a spray over. The grease is basically more heavy duty protection 👍
Had exactly the same bolt shear off today 😂 thanks for the vid has inspired me to do it myself thankfully rust free caught it early 👍
Oh no, typical! Glad you got it early mate 👍
Hi just watched your video and glad you got yours sorted Ive also got water coming in the boot checked the strips on the roof like you did plenty of rubbish there but have noticed when i open the boot water seeps through the plastic cover of the back window hatch so would it be coming through the top if the spoiler where it meets the window? Can you get the gasket like rubber trim that looks to go along there or should i try a outdoor silicone? any help would be appreciated.
I've seen another video from "Cowabunga Car Diaries" I think where they had the leak coming from the boot hatch. Might be worth searching their channel as I can't recall the fix. Good luck mate 👍
@@GeesDrive I've actually silicone the part where I thought it was coming in on the spoiler and we have had plenty of heavy Rain but no water coming in great news 👍
Nice one, good news mate 👍
Type R EP 3 was mine dream car when I was young but actually FN as daily is also i nice to have as it has all you need as cruise control, ESP, ABS, climate.Looking at the end of the video that boot is actually the same in Civic Tourer models only smaller. Honda used that very same boot design and used it on later Tourer MK9 and hatchbacks all the way to 2016. I bought Tourer 1.8vtec low mileage 2014 only 53k and now for a Type R as daily. One thing to add Tourer Civic has more boot space then Passat or Octavia from VAG.
Always loved the Civic Tourer, especially when it was in the BTCC setup.
If you want to keep those engines alive and well stay away from K&N filters except you are going for a track day. Cheers
The sound increase is minimal to be honest so I put the original back in 👍
Kapiram da K&N filter donekle slabije filtrira od običnog filtera, ali je l' toliko veliki rizik baš? Mislim vidim da ljudi često stavljaju svakakve aftermarket filtere, tipa Tegiwa, HKS, itd...
@@ned-yt Nije rizik na kraće staze ali na duže se taj filter suši i fina prašina prolazi koja na kraju deluje na zidove cilindra kao abrazivno sredstvo i onda kreću problemi. Za stazu je ok da motor može da diše bolje ali za svakodnevnicu ja ne bih stavljao. Ima nekih koji kažu da nisu imali problema, ali verovatno su menjali ulje na svakih 3000km.
@@The_Touring_Jedi Hvala na informaciji! :)
What about HKS intake?
Thank you man your video helped me get that useless thing removed once and for all
Awesome! Glad it helped 🙂
Hi, did the bottom carpet just pull put once the 4 bolts were removed? Just about to do mine. It's like the lost city of Atlantis in there. I mean the carpet section under the first fold lift away section.
Yeah it's only held in with those 4 bolts, although I snapped one putting it back in so watch out.
How do you go on with the snapped bolt buddy do you have to prize it out?
The other 3 bolts are enough to keep it in place thankfully but it triggers me knowing it's there 😅
How did the Nigerian guy get buried in a “brand new E70” in 2018 if they stopped making them in 2013??
Thanks for highlighting the error. The new report was from 2018. I've added a correction 👍
I figured it was just a typo or something. Haha. Thanks for the correction.
It was a BMW x6 e71 not an x5
Excellent presenter.
My fn2 boot area were the spare wheel goes theres a puddle there the rest of boot is dry il check
I did another video on the previous fix to find where it was coming in the rear: czcams.com/video/aVvwqJ85ArU/video.html&ab_channel=GEE%27SDrive Good luck mate 👍
Great vid ive just noticed on mine that the passenger rear seat belt when used is soaking wet Boot fine and carpets Do u think that could be the rail
Worth just lifting the roof trim and checking the rail seam welds. Might be worth checking window seals too? Good luck with it 👍
Im really not looking forward to this.. found the same problem a couple of days ago. Dont have a clue how long its been going on. Car has just been parked up on the Driveway at home for 2 and a bit years. It doesn't smell the leaky water. So hopefully not too long. Just need some good weather now to do the Job. Never done anything like this Painstaking job on a car . So its worrying me. But realise its essential to get done, to limit rust/damage. Helpful video. Thanks for posting.. 👍
Good luck with it. It's not too much of a challenge if you have a full day with decent weather 👍☀
Previous owner fitted a Type R gear knob to my Type S and, I gotta admit, I'm not keen on how cold it is on winter mornings. Might seem trivial but when it's wet, freezing cold, and dark outside I don't need the gear knob reminding me of it every time I change gear. Might not be as "fancy" but I think I'm going to replace it with a stock Civic gear knob.
Totally agree with you, it's freezing in the winter 😂
Merci beaucoup beaucoup 🙏🏻
FWIW, mine came with an invoice stating that the driver's door and front wing were repainted when the car was 14 months old as a result of "paint changing colour due to solar lighting" which is, I assume, somebody's way of saying the paint suffered UV damage or wasn't completely UV stable. The evidence of overspray on yours MIGHT indicate the car had a similar issue at some point, rather than suggesting accident damage was repaired.
Thanks @SiCrewe that's good to know. Was that a UK car is elsewhere? I know it's well documented that the Honda paint on the FN2 is thin and suffers laquer peel etc. I suspect on my car in particular, it's had a few panels resprayed and not due to accident damage. Thanks for the insight 🙂
Appreciate! Short and on Point with Part Numbers. Thank you!
Has this repair held up?
Yes so far so good 👍 However the seal went bad around the windscreen since this video. I did an update video on that too.
Mine too after really heavy rain last couple days. Never noticed it before. Boot, under trapdoor, false floor, soaked.
Mine is the type s from 2007. I struggling to take plastic bits off boot to lift carpet and dry it out. Put seats back though and got duct tape emergency temporary measure over the seal
Thanks so much for your video btw, a great help
Thank you! It doesn't help when it's constantly raining. Hope you get it sorted 👍
Best Car ever build... lol.
Need to fix my wife’s fn2..