95 Honda Civic

http://Hyundai-SantaFe.autoboardz.com/95-civic-rear-bushings-ftopict228683.html (95 civic rear bushings)
I have replace all of them about 2-3 years ago,all were bought from Honda dealer.I put winter tires on my car and went for alignement and to my surprise i back upper bushing(small one that goes to the body part,about 5" long) is totally worn out,all other are fine. I'm thinking to replace them ..
« not unless you enjoy squeaking. what mileage do you do? the most important bushing of all is the big one in the lower control arm - make sure that is in good condition. »
« I dont like sweeking at all so i'll stay with stock rubber ones,thanks for the info,pretty affordables too. I do like 10 000km a year. Do you mean the one in the trailing arm that attaches to the f.. »
« ------------------------------ I think that indicates they were snugged in place while the vehicle was dangling on a hoist when the bolts were snugged, rather than with weight on the wheels. Sound.. »
« Did you tighten the bushing bolts with the suspension at its normal resting attitude? If the suspension is not at normal resting attitude when the bolts are tightened, you will place damaging load.. »

http://Hyundai-SantaFe.autoboardz.com/BOUGHT-95-CIVIC-DX-CHECK-MAIN-ftopict235270.html (JUST BOUGHT 95 CIVIC DX--WHAT SHOULD I CHECK FOR WITH MAIN..)
engine and manual trans seem to run perfect. Is there anything I should particularly inspect that is known to need replacement over time/miles as I want to preserve the car and keep it running for the next several years. Thanks again.
« Hi, Timing belt. General inspection for safety stuffs like brakes, struts, steering components, etc. »
« Thanks, Tony ! Is it possible to adequately inspect the timing belt to determine if it needs replacement? Land O'Lakes Fred »
« Unless you know that it has been changed within the last 60,000 mi (or whatever the service interval is), you need to change the belt. The only sign you will have that you need a new belt is that .. »
« -------------------------- Drain-n-fill the tranny fluid with HONDA fluid. Change the oil. Bleed the brake fluid and the clutch hydraulic fluid. Do the footwork to prove whether the TB has been ch.. »

http://Hyundai-SantaFe.autoboardz.com/95-Honda-Civic-CX-ftopict221647.html (95 Honda Civic CX)
Hi all! I'm planning on doing a swap on my 95 civic CX.It currently has the D15B7 engine(1.5l 16v).The engine is consuming lost of oil and i want to keep the car(really love it).I dont want to go "big" on the swap and i'm looking for the best "bolt on engine".My option are very limited where i ..
« it's bolt-in. there's a billion websites out there that cover this. google for 'honda hybrid' and you'll see. »
« Yeah, the D series are the same dimensionally. I notice you didn't list the computer (ecu) though; you will definitely need the VTEC computer to run the VTEC engine. You're right, you do have to run.. »