All New 2016 Civic

**isotopes7** · November 28th, 2018 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by TheUninvited

Well, I've posted a few pages back na on-hold ang warranty claims ng EPS.

There are few user reports kase na bumalik din yung ingay even after replacing under warranty.

oh no... that's not good....

**jut703** · November 29th, 2018 05:11 PM

2019 Civic launched in Thailand. Too bad it doesn't get the 18" rims from the Si. Looks identical to the 2016 model - doesn't even look like a facelift.

https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...-you-soon.html

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**TheUninvited** · November 30th, 2018 12:32 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

2019 Civic launched in Thailand. Too bad it doesn't get the 18" rims from the Si. Looks identical to the 2016 model - doesn't even look like a facelift.

https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...-you-soon.html

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18s not suited perhaps in TH/PH roads.

Sensing not standard as well lol. And the fake wood trim in the cabin... no no no.

So no regrets anymore in getting a pre-facelift model. I don't like the physical buttons in the infotainment anyway.

What I'm curious about are the tweaks/fixes that are "under the hood" that Honda is not telling us. Like maybe yung EPS.

**zero3** · December 1st, 2018 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by AC_23

Other than Frankline in examiner, what other reliable repair shop that can do PDR somewhere in QC? my civic got a big dent with few scratches due to parking accident.

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Mahal sa Frankline. I suggest kay Roy Mataga sa manila. Wala sya shop pero expert sa pdr. Mura pa singil depende sa laki ng dent.

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**sean-archer** · December 1st, 2018 12:17 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

EPS will be replaced for free under warranty. But ordering of parts takes about a month.

The car is safe to use even with the noise, so you can still use it while waiting for the parts to arrive. When it does arrive, installation and road testing will take about 1 day.

Already experienced the EPS replaced on our CRV (same problem with the Civic).

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Jut is right, Honda says it takes a month to order the parts. I also experienced this steering noise (with slight vibration) issue just this month, pansin ko when I was forced to make full turns often because of this tight parking. I have 15k kms on my clock, thinking na if mas maaga ko dinalasan gamitin full turns, mas maaga lalabas yung issue. Waiting game ngayon. I just hope it's still safe to use the car even with this issue.

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**jut703** · December 1st, 2018 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by sean-archer

Jut is right, Honda says it takes a month to order the parts. I also experienced this steering noise (with slight vibration) issue just this month, pansin ko when I was forced to make full turns often because of this tight parking. I have 15k kms on my clock, thinking na if mas maaga ko dinalasan gamitin full turns, mas maaga lalabas yung issue. Waiting game ngayon. I just hope it's still safe to use the car even with this issue.

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Parang di siya sa gamit bro.

Nasa 53k na mileage (1.5 yrs) na yung Civic with still no steering issues. Yung CRV was only at around 10k mileage (7 months) when the EPS acted up.

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