the connector that you find where is from? that is not obd2 connector obd2 connector must be near the clutch pedal * at sidewall and well hidden at 96-98 models http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/2991/imgp6722bq7.jpg *edit: for RHD the obd2 connector must be near the gas pedal for LHD the obd2 conne...

I think yes but to be sure it is good idea to check it

for RHD the components are symmetrical

Yes
with all it is possible read ecu error codes

3 pin connector uses honda genuine testers usually. Next to that connector is the 2 pin connector that we can use for error codes reading with jumping the 2 wires http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l287/beeza2/100_0964.jpg or the hiden obd2 connector we can use 1996-2000 civics have obd2 connectors s...

Notes on installation NB. Always refer to the relevant workshop manuals for special installation procedures. 1. After vehicle has cooled sufficiently to prevent personal injury and where prudent, the battery has been disconnected, unplug the connector and remove the sensor using a suitable tool. 2....

When should a sensor be renewed? Due to the hostile environment in which they work sensors are subject to a degree of wear and tear and ageing. It would be impossible to say definitively what the service life of a lambda sensor should be due to the very different conditions that each vehicle experi...

http://www.ngk.de/uploads/tx_templavoila/lambdasonden_980x170.jpg What is a sensor? A sensor is a device that can detect an analogue signal e.g. movement, chemical composition, temperature etc. We personally use sensors for touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight. The second function of a sensor as ...

Spark plug gap Always check that the spark plug gap is compatible with the engine manufacturers specification. A gap that is too small means that the spark duration will be very quick and the spark will be thin and weak. The consequences of this may be bad starting and high exhaust emission levels....

They aren't the long life version and everytime i get them out they don't seem very hard used. I am hearing first time such thing. NGK doesn't refer something for Iridium spark plugs with short and long life, does she? Please feel free to correct me. If they don't have rounded or worn electrode tip...

archyman wrote:In respect to the above wich model of NGK spark plugs would you sugest i should buy? The same as before, iridiums or other type?

Iridium of course, part number NGK BKR6EIX-11, they will last the double kilometres.
But because iridium are pricey it is fine to buy regular ones too, BKR6E-11.