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Honda Civic 1977

Honda Civic 1977 Price and Specs

Honda Civic Model Body Type Specs Price from Price to
(base) Coupe 1.2L Leaded 4 SP MAN
(base) Hatchback 1.2L Leaded 2 SP AUTO
(base) Hatchback 1.2L Leaded 4 SP MAN
(base) Sedan 1.5L Leaded 2 SP AUTO
(base) Sedan 1.5L Leaded 4 SP MAN
(base) Wagon 1.5L Leaded 2 SP AUTO
(base) Wagon 1.5L Leaded 4 SP MAN
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Honda Civic 1977 Dimensions

Dimensions for the 1977 Honda Civic are dependent on which body type is chosen. The maximum width and height is 1505mm x 1375mm and can vary on the basis of model.

Dimensions for the Honda Civic 1977 Dimensions  include 1335mm height, 1505mm width, 3560mm length.
Honda Civic Model Body Type Height x Width x Length Ground Clearance
base Coupe 1335x1505x3560 mm 170 mm
base Hatchback 1330x1505x3560 mm 170 mm
base Sedan 1325x1505x3695 mm 170 mm
base Wagon 1375x1505x3825 mm 170 mm
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Honda Civic 1977 Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Honda Civic here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

  • How to I connect to my Honda Civic Bluetooth?

    The first thing to do is to make sure your phone has Bluetooth switched on and is in Discoverable mode. Then, go to the menu on the car's info-screen and select Settings. Then scroll down and select Setup and then Bluetooth. From there, touch on Add a New Device. The car will then search for nearby devices and display them. When your phone's ID appears, scroll to it and press the Select button. Make sure the code on the screen for Bluetooth Honda Civic matches the code shown on your phone and you're good to go.

    There are also online tutorials on how to connect Bluetooth to Honda Civic cars, and these are worth watching provided the unit in question is the same as the system in Australian-delivered Civics. Some markets had different set-ups, so make sure you watch the right video.

    If all that fails, the connection instructions are in the car's owner's manual which, hopefully, is in the car's glove-box.

    This system of Honda Civic Bluetooth paring was introduced on 2018 and on Civics, but it's worth mentioning that those earlier cars did not have on-board sat-nav. So to get navigation on the RS or VTi-L model, you definitely need your phone connected to make use of your phone's nav system.

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  • Honda Civic Engine Oil: What Type & How to Change

    The recommended Honda Civic engine oil is a fully synthetic 0W20 oil. That’s what oil manufacturers say is best for any of the Civic engines sold here from 2017 onwards. That includes the 1.8-litre and 1.5-litre petrol engines as well as the high-performance Civic Type R model.

    Like many Honda engines over the years, the Honda Civic oil passages can be quite small and narrow, so a good supply of clean, fresh oil is critical to these cars. That’s also why the Honda Civic oil type is a very light (thin) oil; so it flows easily and quickly.

    If you know how to perform a service on any other modern car, then you already know how to change oil on a Honda Civic. It’s a DIY maintenance job for anybody who is an average mechanic and involves little in the way of tools apart from an oil filter wrench and the correct size socket or spanner to tackle the drain plug. You’ll also need drain pans and the car’s owner’s manual which will tell you things like how often to change oil, any other service interval info and specifications for how tight the drain plug needs to be tightened.

    Failing all that, a trip to any service centre will be able to supply the oil and replacement filter, dispose of the waste oil and even reset the service reminder light as part of the process.

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  • Is the 2021 Toyota Corolla air conditioning system reliable?

    The CVT you’re referring to is actually the car’s transmission rather than its engine. And since the engine is what drives the air-conditioning compressor, it’s the engine’s power and torque that determines whether the car still drives nicely with the air-conditioning switched on, not whether the transmission is a CVT or any other type.

    But I think I know what you are referring to. And that is how well the car’s engine and its CVT transmission are matched. Sometimes, a transmission can gobble up a fair bit of horsepower and torque and that can take the edge off performance. Throw the switch on the air-conditioning and there’s even more load on the engine, making it feel even less perky. In that sense, I think the Corolla as the newer design would have a more efficient transmission and that could mean that it feels the load less than the older Honda might and, therefore, holds on to more of its original performance.

    But the second thing you mentioned, that your car’s air-con doesn’t really keep up at temperatures over 30 degrees is more likely to be a problem with the air-con itself. You might find that a five-year-old car (such as your Honda is) is ready for the air-conditioning system to be serviced and perhaps even re-gassed, which might just return it to better health. For the record, Toyota’s have always had some of the best-performing air-conditioning systems in the business over the years, and I very much doubt that a 30-degree day would tax the air-con in a new Corolla one iota.

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  • What is the best small car for under $30000?

    You don't need to spend $30,000 to get a great small car to run around town in. A Suzuki Swift GL Navigator from $17,690 plus on-road costs ($1000 more for the auto) makes for an excellent choice, with a surprisingly roomy interior, a refined, frugal and lively engine, great handling and superb reliability. Great value for money, in other words.

    Moving on from there, to the next size up and in our order of preference, are the Mazda 3, Ford Focus Active, Volkswagen Golf, Toyota Corolla Hatch, Honda Civic (turbo only) and Subaru Impreza. All are quality small cars that should fit the bill perfectly.

    There's also merit in considering a small SUV, chiefly because their higher roofline and loftier seating positions make them easier to get in and out as well as see out of. Our value pick is the Kia Seltos S with Safety Pack. The Mazda CX-30 and Toyota C-HR are also high-quality and refined choices, though they're right at the cusp of your budget so you may have to search for a discounted demo model. Going small SUV does  mean extra outlay, but they do generally offer better resale value, as their popularity seems endless.

    As you can see, there's lots of choice, so take your time, drive the ones you like the look of, and see which feels best. Out of scores of alternatives, these 10 are our top recommendations at under $30K.

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Honda Civic 1977 Fuel consumption

Fuel consumption for the 1977 Honda Civic is dependent on the type of engine, transmission, or model chosen. The Honda Civic is available with the following fuel type: Leaded.

Honda Civic Model Body Type Specs Fuel Consumption
base Coupe 1.2L,Leaded,4 SP MAN
base Hatchback 1.2L,Leaded,4 SP MAN
base Sedan 1.5L,Leaded,2 SP AUTO
base Wagon 1.5L,Leaded,2 SP AUTO
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Honda Civic 1977 Wheel size

Wheel size for the 1977 Honda Civic will vary depending on model chosen, although keep in mind that many manufacturers offer alternate wheel sizes as options on many models.The wheel size available will alter the range of tyres available to be fitted. Standard wheel sizes on the Honda Civic spans from 12x4 inches.

Honda Civic Model Body Type Front Tyre Size Front Rim Rear Tyre Size Rear Rim
base Coupe 12x4 inches 12x4 inches
base Hatchback 12x4 inches 12x4 inches
base Sedan 12x4 inches 12x4 inches
base Wagon 12x4 inches 12x4 inches
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