I recently bought a 2006 civic lx with 130k,automatic trans., the previous owner was honest enough to tell me NOTHING has been done on this car. The oil changes have been kept up, but that is it. No other services have been done. My question is, in order of priority, what should I be doing to this c…

I hope you got a good deal on it. There are a lot of things that should be done. It would be a little bit of a stretch for me to list them all. I am sure others would have a better answer. Look in your owners manual. Make a list of everything that was supposed to be replaced by 100K and get it all…

I am afraid the owners manual went bye bye many moons ago! the deal was very good.

Are the denso plugs any good? a lot cheaper than the ngk iridium.

If a timing chain…then nothing to worry about until about 250k miles or more. But it’ll start making noise to let you know it needs changing. Denso plugs are good. You don’t need Iridium plugs. Standard plugs work just as well. Iridium and Platinum plugs just last longer.

There should be a sticker on the underside of the hood. It will say what brand and part # plug to get. It will likely have Denso and NGK #'s. Denso or NGK are equally good, just get exactly what the label says. Change the fuel filter and get the brake fluid flushed. You might be able to fine an …

Considering the situation, this car should have any and all basic maintenance chores performed including a valve lash inspection. However, before going too deep into this thing monetarily I would recommend 2 things. One is to check for oil sludge/coking problems and the other is a compression test;…

OIl and compression not a issue, oil changes were the only service actually done.

You can and should get the entire required maintenance schedule out of a Haynes manual available at the local parts store. You need a reference such as that to start with. Re: the plug questioo: both Denso and NGK are equally good plugs, but be sure of what you’re buying. I suspect that the price d…

2006 Honda civic needs help!

Maintenance/Repairs

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Replace all the fluids, including brake fluid and coolant with Honda-compatible fluids. Use Honda brand transmission fluid.

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