Lude Generation

But how? I can't seem to find a site online to buy directly from honda in the EU. There's a couple of places around which sell OEM parts like Ling's and the like.

I don't particularly want to go to a dealer to buy parts.

Where do you all buy new OEM honda parts from btw?

Cheers all, will look up these and order something up.

Hi,

Experiencing some brake judder at high speeds. Looking at options for replacing the rotors (I will fully diagnose why it's juddering first, though).

I don't need anything particularly racy or high spec. The car is a stock h22 and is used for mild hooning/daily driver.

If you wanted to you can jack up the rear and manually turn the rear wheels to test the signal. Be warned! Even though they are jacked up they are kind of difficult to turn by hand

That's the way I did it. Start at the 4WS main connector. Actuate each sensor, check for reasonable voltages/waveforms (I've made it clear I prefer the 'scope test, ;)). Anything seems strange, check further down. All the normal electronics things apply, frayed wires, ground points, etc etc. In fact...

I have a video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/LqCmGhLWK6vxtcJ83 this is the rear sensor FWIW, my friend was turning the rear wheels while the car was off the ground. Just to give you an idea of what the sensor outputs. As I mention the other phase wasn't plugged into my scope properly but when it is the...

An oscilloscope really would help here as it's two square waves. I forget what the book says (whether it should be 5v, or not) but it could be 5v but at a duty cycle that appears on a meter as 2.2v if you get me.

When I first got my lude the doors acted like that. I took the door cards off and the mounting holes were all wallered out giving a lot of "play" when opening/closing the lock and making it so the lock wouldn't actually open. Maybe you have a similar issue.

Man these are gorgeous and I really want a set. Mrs will not approve.

Also, I love how clearly the rears have never been sat in!