Clabbe

See you guys tomorrow?

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Will do Sofia - Liberec next friday..

It was nice to see all of you guys who shoed up yesterday! And thanks to batzerga for the azbuka Looking forward to next Tuesday!

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This is so annoying Working to 7 at NDK, need to go home first and pick up my dog in Mladost 4 and then go back Will show up slightly after 8

@batzerga - Nice to meet you, if you feel like you wanna help me out with the azbuka it is much appreciated! I can read some and understand, but there is a lot of the letters that I haven´t mastered in my head yet, I easily confuse them. Isn´t the meeting taking place at the EKO station on Blvd Bulgaria as per topic title?

@Gugoj - Looking forward to meet you!

So until I have managed to master Bulgarian I am not allowed to talk to anyone? Use sign language? It is through communication that you learn, not just languages, but also traditions and culture not to mention, the psychic of a nation. I´m not really seeing the point you are trying to make about Britain or Germany. Yes, I learnt English in school and I have since lived in different places in the world, as well as I have traveled and have a lot of international friends. I don´t speak German either, a few words I have picked up here and there, but I have never had any problems with people in Germany just because i don´t speak their language. Maybe if you were a bit more open-minded you would not only get to know new people, but also help them in their struggle of trying to communicate with people. In the end, we are all here for the love of the brand Honda, no matter what language, race, color or how we look. I can understand if you, or any one else here, feel uncomfortable because you feel your skills in the English language are not strong enough for you to be able to communicate as you want. However, I have written it before here, and I will write it again, I am happy to meet up and talk and practice your English or help in anyway I can. Why? Because I want to get to know new people and learn the language that comes with it,

Ever heard of Google translate? I understand a bit but not everything so I use Google translate. I apologize if you don´t like me because I don´t speak your language - That is, however, your problem.

Unfortunately, a language is nothing you learn over night

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I might show up on Tuesday.. And hope someone want´s to speak English

several repair manuals free for downloading in case someone would be interested? They are from Helm and is in English.. 88-91 Civic Manual 92-95 Civic Manual 96-00 Civic Manual 02-03 Civic Manual 2006-2009 Civic SI Manual 02-04 RSX Manual 05-06 RSX Manual 04-08 TSX Manual (NON Helms) 90-93 Integra Manual 94-96 Integra Manual 96-01 Integra Manual

EU8

Thx for the info! Any idea what Bobi is using in terms of hardware/software?

Hmm.. I don´t recognise the "problems" or issues you are mentioning.. I have a decent stereo build so not bothered by any noise

should also add that I am sure that there are a lot of privately owned Hondas that are in a good condition, but dealers, I would avoid to the fullest extent (already had that experience)

I´ve imported two Civic´s from Germany without any problems. Both decided before I went to Germany, meaning, I didn´t go around and check a lot of different cars. The biggest project is to find an honest seller who will be willing to help you with the administrative and juridical procedure. Cost about 120 Euro for the export plates and papers. If the seller is genuine, it should not be any problem for them to help you out, takes about 1 hour with all the papers. Most sellers speaks English as well which is good in my case as my German is a bit rusty You can easily call up the seller and speak to him and easiest is to ask for the VIN number as well so you can check it before. Just go to Honda and ask them to check the VIN number for you and they can get you all the info on the car. Check the info you have received against the info you got from the car dealer. I was looking at a EU8 here in GB and asked for the VIN number. When I checked the VIN number with my friend in Sweden who is a authorized dealer he told me to go away from the car directly, the VIN was dodgy and "cancelled" with Honda which means it was either stolen or crashed beyond repair and scrapped. Sure, it might take some of your time to go get the car, but i would say it is time saved comparing to the problems you could get from car dealers here. I flew to Germany on a Thursday afternoon and was back in Sofia with the car on Saturday afternoon.

Are there any dealers or tuners in Bulgaria that deals with unichip? Can only find the closest in Greece, Croatia or Hungary? What chip is commonly used in BG?

Please bear with me as I don´t speak Bulgarian yet. I have read through some threads here and I see some people complain about the Civic on long roads. I would disagree on this. My first Civic Gen5, I drove 3300km in 8 days on a small roadtrip through western Europe. My third Civic Gen 6 Aerodeck, I bought in germany and drove back home to Sweden with in 2000km. My last Civic Gen7, I bought in germany and drove back to Sofia, some 2500km and after two weeks of owning it, I drove from Sofia to Nordkapp and back, a total of 11000km without any problems. What are your experiences?

I would advise you to import a car from Germany directly. Unfortunately most cars, if not all, that is "imported" are in a very bad condition with a nicely polished shell. If you would need any help or advice on importing your car yourself, I can ask most questions. Regards Clabbe

Thx mate! Much appreciated!

Got my hands on two wire harness for the tail lights and as I like symmetry, I decided to re-build the tail lights so that I have two fog lights, and also use the upper red parts as regular tail lights by putting in 21/5w bulbs, more JDM look. Required some cutting and drilling.

I´m not a fan of chrome