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I have been on the forums and here people talking about EK4, EK9, EG3 etc. Anyone know for sure?

The car drives perfectly until you reach 70mph on a Motorway when it starts to make a droning noise that comes and goes repeatedly. The noise persists so long as I am driving at 70 or above. When I drop below 70 the car is as smooth and quiet as a it should be. Its a 2004 with 36,000 miles on...

I have been on the forums and here people talking about EK4, EK9, EG3 etc. Anyone know for sure?

I have recently purchased a Honda Civic (2004) and it seems to have this problem. Is it likely to be expensive to repair, is it likely to be covered by my extended warranty. (UK)

...Astra 1.7 CDTi? Both cars are 2004 year and of similar mileage. I know I will save more in fuel with the diesel, but I dont do a high mileage, only 5,000 per year. Thinking Honda parts might be dearer, that said Ive heard that Diesels are generally more expensive to maintain.

Its particularly bad in winter if you live somewhere where salt is put on the roads, but generally its not that bad and it looks good when its clean.

Its particularly bad in winter if you live somewhere where salt is put on the roads, but generally its not that bad and it looks good when its clean.

Two ferrets in a bar having a good drinking session. Pint after pint after pint they share banter until one ferret turns to the other and says "Ive shag*ed your Ma" and the other ferret replies "Okay dad time to go home I think"

...connector? I have heard you can get an adapter to turn the three pin to a standard 9 pin OBD II but what equipment will I need other than that, will a handheld tester do the job or do I need special software for my laptop. Its a 1.6TS with the plastic top engine.

id be wary of a reconditioned car, how badly damaged was it, i would find out.