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The 2020 still has a dual mass flywheel and the same part numbers for the clutch disc and pressure plate. However, the flywheel for the 2020 is a new part number. Honda may have made some slight changes to it. Also the final drive gear ratio shortens the gears so the 2020 does feel a bit quicker...

My 2020 PWP SI.

Love my PWP 2020 SI. But... I have to wash it at the least every single weekend. It shows every speck of dirt, dust, pollen, etc. The rear of the car just seems to suck dirt/soot from the exhaust to it and looks dirty within a day of driving. My friend has an MSM 2019 SI Sedan and he is...

These cars have a 12.39 gallon tank. Even with 0 range left I've never put more than 11 gallons in the car. They are set up that way to keep people from allowing the car to run dry. This avoids having to deal with air in the direct injection system. Honestly, it sounds like a low voltage issue...

I really like it.

Good old fashioned hand brake.

Honda charges a $50 core for each aluminum wheel and $15 for each steel wheel. They've done it for a long time. It's not uncommon in this business. Some of the domestic car lines even have cores for their bumper covers.

Honestly they should have the wheel repaired for you since they caused the damage. If they don't have the proper equipment or skill to do the wheels without damaging them they should have turned down the work. I don't know what tire machine they used but a scratch around the wheel like that...

2020 Civic SI Wheel Part number: 42700-TBF-AB2 List Price: $406.95 each Core Charge: $50 each

I've never seen an ECU fail on these cars before (like the issue you describe). I have seen the dash light up like a Christmas tree and make the car do all kinds of weird stuff when there is a low voltage issue or the battery is completely dead. Almost sounds like the shop may be milking a...

Do you have Honda Hack or anything modified on your head unit? I've heard of it causing funky issues like that. If not, I've seen some funky intermittent issues with the body control module that cause things like that. If a dealer can duplicate it they may be able to cover it under warranty (If...

Check your rear sway bar end links and make sure they are tight.

The car seeing 4 open circuits for the ADS is definitely at least part of your issue, even if that isn't the error you are seeing on the dash. The ADS showing all circuits open will keep sport mode from functioning. How did you wire in your compressor and controller for the air suspension? Any...

You didn't notice where the shocks are you left a wire unplugged at each one? You deleted the active suspension and the car is telling you it's missing. This is how to fix it...

When the car isn't moving the reverse lockout is off. With the reverse lockout off the "wall" you feel when you shift over to 5th and 6th is gone. You can still shift into those gear and they are still in the same spot but you can't rely on the feel of the reverse lockout "wall" to go into those...

There is an electronic solenoid for reverse lock out on the manual transmission 10th gen Civics. It activates over a certain speed (around 10mph) to prevent you from going from a forward gear into reverse.

Almost all OEM turbos are water cooled and the engineers do a really good job designing a system that functions very well. A properly designed water cooling setup for the turbo actually uses the heat from the center cartridge to create a flow of coolant even when the vehicle is turned off. This...

I can verify Honda Hack Pro works on the 2020 Civic. Yes, it sucks to root it to install just one program. No, I don't know of any other way to do it.

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Really nice to see an opinion after a year. Just picked up my 2020 Si Sedan and I'm loving it so far. Pretty much has everything you have on your con list.I'm hoping the con list doesn't ever grow for me. Right now my only gripe is I HATE the electronic parking brake and I never use the brake...