I have a '05 civic hybrid, the youtube video i found uses v.1, will v.2 work and which one would work better?
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I would contact manufacturer just to make sure, they have good customer service
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You can manually put motor into v2 instead of v3. That is another weakness of this set up, but one wich does not affect me that's why I didn't mention it in my review.
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The first one I received was a Rev01...after installing it, it didnt work. I asked them to send a Rev04 which they did and it works great! I would recommend contacting the seller during purchase to make sure you get the right one because apparently it matters!
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I installed them on my Honda Civic Hybrid 2005 and they worked very well right out of the box. Good luck.
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I used 0n 2001 2.0 vitara ,I think 2.0 hasnt changed that much, they give you everything for one price-dont know what you need until you open it up so whole kit is good idea/working good so far,retorque it to specs
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Just visited the manufacturer's website, and it looks like the INNOVA 3160 model will not work with OBD1 vehicles. However, their model 3120 and 3140 will work for OBD1 vehicles, so they would be worth looking at since those models will do both OBD1 and OBD2. It seems the only other difference between the 3140 and 3160 models is the 3140 does not have SRS/airbag trouble code capability.
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It will work with both but there are different bypass modules you will need to purchase along with it and if your installing yourself i would suggest leaving that to a professional. ... both have low voltage wire that could make it easy to short your cars computer!
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The first one I bought was V1.5 and that died on me. I just sent it back to Amazon. My most recent one is V2.1 which has been working great with the torque app.
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Absolutely. I run one on my v35 with no issues. Just update the system using the included USB (after downloading the update online) and it will walk you through the install.
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Nav doesn't make a difference. The only thing that makes a difference is if you car is equipped with DSP. They make one for cars with and one for cars without. Model numbers are the same except for the DSP in the model number
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Specification wise; they are Identical. I can't find a schematic of the two but I suspect some parts are different.The main difference is the case. The V2 has no case and is much more susceptible to damage. If that doesn't matter to you, go for the V2
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Local Honda dealership sells these for less than you can find online believe it or not. They will tell you the capacities. You won't be able to COMPLETELY change the fluid without dropping the entire tranny out of the vehicle. For my 2005 Civic Hybrid I remember it being 4-5 quarts.
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I would just check and see if plug ultima recemmneds crosses over to this. That's all I did for my engine as Bosch are oem plug. Sorry can't help you more. If no luck I'd see what other engine makers are using based on that size of v twin engine. That may help some.
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I just bought version1.2 it does not have naza m V2 but I spoke to the dealer today. If you want you can install version Naza M v2 if you want but it will cost more money, you will have to buy it separate but version 1,2 works fine if you go to carbon blades and antigrav motors
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I have used it on 97 civic, 2000 Civic 2007 accord. What specific years are you referring to?
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I bought 62447-8B. It's fantastic. The other one looks smaller. 62447-8B also works on my dash as well as inside my house and at work in a warehouse environment.
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Did you make it work for your 2007 Civic? That's what I have, so I'd love to know how it worked out.