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Post by hondansxr » Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:26 pm

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will try tomorrow having new t r e s fitted , cheers

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Post by Lude-dude » Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:35 pm

no problem, might seem like we are bashing you, but we are only giving you best advice

even honda dont know nothing about 4ws, comes down to forums :roll:

and information is scarce especially the 5th gen system
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Post by Supermarine Blues » Thu Jan 10, 2013 7:08 pm

Ah, that would b ugger up both front main & aux readings! Ratty & I neglected to mention rice mods wrecking it!

You might need a good four-wheel alignment though, to ensure everything is equal and opposite, if the rear remains weird.

See
http://www.hondaoldies.de/Korbmacher-Ar ... ik/4ws.htm

for a fuller explanation.

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Post by hondansxr » Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:00 pm

das is good yar :D

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Post by Sailor » Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:42 am

bennyboy wrote:180k, 1994 UKDM - working fine ;)
I do get sick of the all 4WS will kill you crap, it's like anything else, it needs to be maintained.
I agree. The only difficulty I had when driving was when the back end unexpectedly went from 'broken' (2WS) to 'fixed' (4WS).
bennyboy wrote:180k, 1994 UKDM - working fine ;)
I just think it's like anything involving a car nearly 20 years old, it should be looked at with realistic goggles
Oh and no, I wouldn't drive it with any sort of enthusiasm if the light was on, I'd sort it.
Again, I agree. To both statements.
My concern is that even though it's been working well for a while now, I'm loath to put as much side load on it as I would a properly subframed 2WS system. The car's on 160k and the previous owner had removed the warning bulb ...
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Post by bennyboy » Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:09 am

That's a fair concern Sailor 8-) , but I'd say as long as you (or your chosen mechanic of course) have checked the system over for faults/play etc. and found it to be functioning fully and showing no codes, I would get on and enjoy it.
It's the mentality I've had about mine, at 180k now.

One thing I should add is that a PROPER 4 wheel geo is ESSENTIAL on the 4WS system, makes an even more noticeable difference than on a 2WS as you can imagine.

The sad fact is, these cars only need to be neglected by one previous owner to show foul play (like fuse removal :evil: ), and now they are 20 odd years old most of them have had a few. :(
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