1995 Honda Del Sol, Vtec-sohc. Targa Hard Top. on 2040-cars
Burlington, Kentucky, United States
1995 Honda Del Sol, VTEC-SOHC. Targa hard top.
1 ORIGINAL OWNER (Adult Female driver) CLEAN TITLE. Very good condition. Always garaged kept.Very well maintained. 35 mpg... great commuter car. Fun to drive, handles great. 1.6 liter 4 cylinder. Manual transmission. (Mostly freeway driven I will say about 80-90%) She runs super-smooth without problems at all the car need absolutely nothing, the only reason that I want to sell her is because I have two other cars and I can't get my kids in a 2 seat convertible and made payments for 3 car insurance and taxes! Mods. (I just installed the most of them last summer 2013)Included Suspension, Eibach pro-system plus, Function 7 LCA, ASR Subframe brace, exedy clutch system flywheels, Premium clutch, new brakes ceramic pads, rotors, brake lines. SW air intake, aluminum radiator, high flow intake cat-back system, premium platinum spark plugs and ignition wires, etc. Also the tires are in good shape and the battery is brand new! again the car needs absolutely nothing!!!. The paint still beautiful nowadays with some dings here or there some normal rust but nothing too bad. |
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What went wrong, exactly? We'll let Honda explain:
During assembly of the electrical coupler for the side curtain airbag on the passenger's side of the vehicle, it is possible that the shorting terminal, which is used to prevent deployment of the airbag before it is assembled into the vehicle, may have been damaged. A damaged shorting terminal may illuminate the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) indicator as well as prevent the side curtain airbag from deploying during a crash, increasing the risk of injury.
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