Help me decide if it is worth it to save this rare CNG Civic
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Read Posts #44 & #46 in this recent BITOG Thread before making your decision. It is very applicable in this situation as several members advised above.
I'd say no. Especially considering the miles on the car. I remember reading about the spark plug troubles and thinking I'd do it myself.
However, when work must be done by somebody else, there is a point at which it makes zero economic sense. You could easily spend thousands, only to have more expenses pop up. That is not a new car.
On the other hand, $500/month car payments is $6k/yr.
However, when work must be done by somebody else, there is a point at which it makes zero economic sense. You could easily spend thousands, only to have more expenses pop up. That is not a new car.
On the other hand, $500/month car payments is $6k/yr.
Can you get cng locally? A few of the gas stations around me have stopped selling it near me.
I'm a little confused did he strip the threads putting them is were they seized in and did it coming out either way dump some MMO in the cylinders after fixing 3 plug threads and start it up and see what you see I guess not sure what else is wrong with heads as you have not told us why all this happened
To me not worth fixing. There is nothing special about a 2009 Civic and moreover this unconventional fuel.
Go back to the OP's Post #1 and read the embedded linked posts from Dec. '24 and March '25. It explains in great detail all of the events leading up to his current dilemma.
