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DIY: Honda PCM IDLE Relearn Procedure on a Honda Civic

DIY: Honda PCM IDLE Relearn Procedure on a Honda Civic Hybrid
After cleaning my 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid throttle body, the honda service manual (http://amzn.to/2BgulRA ) tells you to reset or relearn your Honda’s idle. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

For a normal Honda Civic, turn off every power load on your car (AC, radio, lights,etc), then turn the key to the ON position for 2 seconds, then turn on the car and rev to 3000 rpm until the engine temperature high enough that your radiator fans start or to operating temperature on your temperature gauge.

For the 2006-2009 Honda Civic Hybrid, you will need to keep the 3000 rpm to charge the IMA battery first to 100% as it will put load on the engine to charge the battery. It takes about 3-5 minutes to charge at and get the engine to running temp. Then you let the car idle for 5 minutes. It should idle at about 830 rpm with no load on the engine. Afterwards you are done! Its that simple. My Honda Civic Hybrid revs were high after the procedures as well as the Throttle body cleaning, moreover it runs more responsive than it did before the cleaning and reprogramming.

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DIY: Installing Honda Civic Headlights 2006 -2009!

DIY: 2006-2009 Honda Civic Headlight and Bumper Replacement.
I wanted really clear headlights! I decided to swap out my 2008 oem headlights with TYC (Sae/DOT compliant) replacement headlights. Overall the process is pretty easy. If you have about 2-3 hours to have fun with your Honda Civic, its pretty educational and fun. Enjoy! I have fun working on my car and making some videos for fun! Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

Parts and Tools Used in this video:
-TYC Honda Civic Replacement HeadLamp assembles Passenger:
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-TYC Honda Civic Replacement HeadLamp assembles Driver side:
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-Rivet Remover( tack remover or you can use a blade screwdriver): http://amzn.to/2zXDK0Y
-Screwdriver (philips #2 – regular size) :
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Stanley Socket Set: http://amzn.to/2yVLfFC
-Kobalt Double-drive 20 Pc Set # 0409432 (Wrench, 8 mm, 10mm, 12mm, and extensions ):
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This is how i do it for entertainment, do so at your own risk or bring it to an auto professional at repair shop. Thanks for watching.
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