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How to Replace a Fuse Block on your 8th Gen Honda Civic! The reason why I am replacing the fuse block is because we believe the vehicle was flooded in the past. And the windows were not getting any power.

The windows were good. The regulators were good. If we applied 12v directly to each motor they would work. So its not the windows. Tracks or regulators.

We replaced the master window switch with a known working one and same problem. Persists so its not the master switch.

Then we tested for fuses. All fuses check out. The only thing we noticed is that we were not getting power from the fuse block to the windows.

So I ordered this part on ebay and when I first replaced it. My car wouldn't start because of the anti theft system. I had to call a locksmith to come in and reprogram my keys!

Didn't charge me a thing and now my windows work and I made a video showing you how to replace an entire fuse block on your 8th Gen Honda Civic 4 door or 2 door.

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🔧 How to Reset Oil Life on Any Kia Stinger GT-Line – Fast & Easy! 🔧

In this quick tutorial, I’ll walk you through exactly how to reset the oil life/service reminder on your Kia Stinger GT-Line in just a few simple steps. Whether you’ve just completed an oil change or that maintenance light is bugging you, this video will show you how to clear it out the right way!

✅ Works on most Kia Stinger GT-Line models (2018–2023)
✅ No tools required
✅ Takes less than 1 minute
✅ Save time and skip the dealership!

📌 Steps Covered in This Video:

Navigating the dashboard menu

Locating the service interval/reset option

Confirming the oil life reset

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How to Remove & Replace the Interior Fuse Block on 8th Gen Honda Civic (2006–2011) | Easy DIY in Under 5 Minutes!

In this quick and easy tutorial, I’ll walk you through how to remove and replace the entire interior fuse block on any 2006–2011 Honda Civic (sedan or coupe). Whether you're troubleshooting electrical issues or replacing a faulty unit, this step-by-step guide makes it simple to tackle the job yourself.

Tools Needed:

Phillips screwdriver or

10mm socket + extension + ratchet

Steps Covered:

1. Disconnect negative battery terminal

2. Remove 2 plastic trim panels to access fuse block

3. Disconnect all wiring harness connectors (label if needed)

4. Remove the single 10mm Phillips nut

5. Press the top plastic release tab to detach the fuse block

6. Install new fuse block and reconnect everything in reverse

Super easy. Super fast. Totally DIY-friendly.

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ALL Windows Not Working on Honda Civic? FIXED FAST & EASY! (Fuse Block Diagnosis & Replacement)

In this video, I’ll show you exactly how I diagnosed and fixed the issue where none of the power windows were working on my 8th Gen Honda Civic. No movement from the master switch or individual door switches, even though all the window motors, fuses, and regulators tested good.

The cause? A short in the interior fuse block.

There was no power passing through to the master switch, even though:

Master window switch was good

Window motors and regulators were good

All fuses were tested and working

Wiring showed continuity

The fix: We replaced the interior fuse block and reprogrammed the key to match. After that, all the windows worked perfectly again!

This fix applies to:

2006–2011 Honda Civic (Sedan & Coupe)

Similar Honda models like CR-V

Pro tip:
If your windows aren’t rolling down and everything else checks out, don’t overlook the fuse block—it could save you hours of guessing.

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