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2007 Honda Civic repairs by problem area

Engine (25%)

Transmission and Drivetrain (10%)

Brakes and Traction Control (3%)

Suspension and Steering (16%)

Electrical and Air Conditioning (27%)

Paint, Rust, Leaks, Rattles, and Trim (12%)

Other (6%)

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2007 Honda Civic suspension repair cost distribution

$2500+ (0%)

$1000 - $2499 (6%)

$500 - $999 (20%)

$100 - $499 (40%)

< $100 (34%)

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2007 Honda Civic

Engine not specified

7000 mi car wears to the left and shakes a bit 

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2007 Honda Civic 4dr Sedan

197-horsepower 2.0L I4 6-speed manual FWD

60100 mi

US $1000
Left rear shock strut replaced after inspection found crack and leak. 
136000 mi

US $400
Front ball joints 
26000 mi Brought it in to have the suspension checked because of squeaks and rattles which were fixed by lubricant. 
121000 mi Original struts were very worn and creaky after 9 years and 123,000 miles. Needed replacement. 

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2007 Honda Civic 4dr Sedan

140-horsepower 1.8L I4 5-speed manual FWD

115000 mi

US $1200
Steering column replaced 
32000 mi When I took it in to get a recall item taken care of, I asked them to check into a possible leak in the power steering circuit. They determined that the rack and pinion assembly needed to be replaced.  

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2007 Honda Civic 4dr Sedan

140-horsepower 1.8L I4 5-speed automatic FWD

169880 mi

C $650
Damaged lower control arm. 
110800 mi Honda finally issued a recall for uneven rear tire wear Caused by Short Rear Upper Control. I went through 2 set of tires and on my third set now. The dealer orginally denied the problem existed, while they had a bulletin on this issue. 
252000 mi

US $148
noise when making a left turn. Right wheel bearing started to go. Also suspect left rear bearing needs to be replaced. Heard a large squeal. 
105000 mi

US $370
Rear shocks replaced. Rear brake pads replaced. 
21936 mi

US $142
Four wheel alignment 
71300 mi

C $600
Shocks replaced 
89900 mi

C $1500
Worn out struts. 
155000 mi

US $400
Replaced mounting hardware fior rear shocks 
37200 mi put the cover back on 
24000 mi steering column grease leak that might disable the brake light switch- recall of possible factory defect 
152800 mi

US $150
wheel bearings 
165000 mi

US $100
replaced front wheel bearings. 
55000 mi

US $569
rear upper tie-rod replaced due to cupping of the tires and humming noise while rolling. 
37000 mi

US $50
Updated rear upper control arm to address uneven tire wear on rear tires. This issue is covered by TSB #08-001. 
13000 mi 1. Align front tires for slight vibration at highway speeds. 2. Rotate tires 3. Replace rear upper arms and 2 new tires (Honda payed 75% for tires & I paid 25% for 2 new tires) 4. Oil change (total cost: $80 cost) 
43100 mi Hearing squeeking from front Drivers side wheel - repair shop could not replicate. 
31000 mi

US $450
30k mile maintaince came up with rear suspension components replaced under warrantee. Also new tires. 
136000 mi

US $230
Replace both rear wheel bearings, change O&F, replace High Beam pulps. 
141000 mi

US $400
Replace tie rod. also replace front brakes and filters. 
142000 mi

US $320
Replace both rear shocks(leaking) and also rear brakes and rotors. 
150000 mi

US $650
Steering pulling to the right. Determine we needed tires and steering wheel alignment, so we replace them. Total cost $750. 
51800 mi

US $400
06-07 Rear control arms are bad see TSB 

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2007 Honda Civic 4dr Sedan

110-horsepower 1.3L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD

34000 mi replaced rear control arms, which were out of spec 
48600 mi Replaced rear control arms, contact Honda of America and provided previous complaint/repair records, refunded repair costs 
29000 mi Rear tires had excessive and uneven wear. Rear control arms were incorrect when car was assembled and caused inproper wear of rear tires. Had rear control arms replaced and 4 wheel alignment. 
115000 mi

US $768
Rear upper control arms for TSB 08-001 uneaven treadwear and loud hum. 
15000 mi Replace defective rear suspension control arms 
90000 mi

US $250
After replacing all 4 tires, it was discovered while trying to complete an alignment the Cam Bolts and to be replaced. 
205000 mi

US $382
Replaced front inner tie rods on drivers & passengers sides. 

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2007 Honda Civic 2dr Coupe

140-horsepower 1.8L I4 5-speed manual FWD

93500 mi

US $930
Since the alignment shop could not get the rear tires within specs, I added a rear camber kit to try to reduce the rate at which this car eats tires. 
156000 mi

US $520
Replaced very worn struts and shocks 

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2007 Honda Civic 2dr Coupe

140-horsepower 1.8L I4 5-speed automatic FWD

5000 mi Front struts rattled 
14000 mi Front left strut started popping sound again...noticeable sag on left front strut area. Dealer says, "There's no problem." 
18000 mi Same left strut problem, same outcome. "Sir, there is no problem." I hear a popping noise, but they cannot duplicate it, so around and around I go. 
26000 mi

US $350
Popping noise from front left strut. In the shop three times with a 'cannot duplicate.' Frustration level is very high. 
54000 mi

US $685
R/R left wheel bearing + 60k service. 
42000 mi

US $95
Rear wheel bearing were replaced. New tires and alignment. 
101000 mi

US $485
Worn Tie Rod Ends. Replaced and wheels realigned. 
105000 mi Upper Control Arms and Wheel Alignment 
185000 mi

US $396
Front lower control arm and ball joint assemblies. Lower control arm bushings. 
3694 mi Power steering fluid in rack tie rod end boots, fluid leaking through rack end seals. Replaced leaking steering rack and performed alignment. 
100000 mi

US $10
Car was low on power steering fluid. Fluid added but unsure if a leak caused excessive fluid loss resulting in steering problems and power steering pump squeeling. Will monitor fluid level. 
104000 mi

US $300
Power steering pump went out. 
159000 mi

US $759
struts replaced 
119000 mi

US $600
Rear struts replaced 
124000 mi

US $400
New tie rod 

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