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    trunk that wont stay up!

    Anyone know how to refreshen a worn out trunk lid? it will stay up, unless there is a stiff wind, or you dont get it completely in the up position.. i found this out with the huge knot on the back of my head when i was trying to get crap out of my trunk on a windy day..
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    #2
    Just double checking you have a coupe/sedan right

    Then you need to replace the metal trunk springs underneth the rear deck. Spoiler eqquiped cars have stronger springs.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Tippey764 View Post
      Just double checking you have a coupe/sedan right

      Then you need to replace the metal trunk springs underneth the rear deck. Spoiler eqquiped cars have stronger springs.
      its a coupe with a spoiler but im getting ready to change it out for a lid with no spoiler.. where can you get the spring other then junk yards? i dunno if its just that the honda parts guy here locally is jerking me around and not wanting to get me parts because my car is so old or what but every time i go he tells me they don't have parts im looking for..
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        #4
        Your Honda dealer may not lying - Majestic's site shows "May Have Been Discontinued" for trunk springs. If you're going to change the trunk, just leave the heavier springs (does one have a red mark and the other have a yellow/green mark near one end?) in and they should lift the trunk without a spoiler (now you'll end up with an uppercut instead of a knock on the head). You have more than 30 posts so you could post in the "parts wanted" section of the classifieds.
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          #5
          Are trunk lids normally heavy?

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            #6
            Originally posted by cheese20323 View Post
            Are trunk lids normally heavy?
            depends which one is it.
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              #7
              Originally posted by fleetw00d View Post
              Your Honda dealer may not lying - Majestic's site shows "May Have Been Discontinued" for trunk springs. If you're going to change the trunk, just leave the heavier springs (does one have a red mark and the other have a yellow/green mark near one end?) in and they should lift the trunk without a spoiler (now you'll end up with an uppercut instead of a knock on the head). You have more than 30 posts so you could post in the "parts wanted" section of the classifieds.
              i tried to access the classified section but it says i need a password i tried mine but wont let me in...
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                #8
                you may have a car that was part of the trunk spring recall. if so, honda should fix it (could explain y the guy is jerkin u around). i'd look into it if i were u
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by tonytoka1979 View Post
                  i tried to access the classified section but it says i need a password i tried mine but wont let me in...
                  Read the rules for the classified section - you'll find it.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by fleetw00d View Post
                    Read the rules for the classified section - you'll find it.
                    ha ha yeah i guess it does help if i read the rules huh!
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by iwork4mycb7 View Post
                      depends Which One Is It.
                      92 Lx

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                        #12
                        they make a little blue pill for this problem.

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                          #13
                          You can fabricate your own spring. I believe the Option Spoiler Trunk Spring is 7mm and the Std. Trunk Spring is 6.5mm. You must use spring steel and must form it before sending it off to a pickeling oven. Once it is fabricated, have it powder coated to preserve all your hard work. I was looking into this in earnest before learning Honda still stocks all spring types for the 5th gen Accord. If I recall, your spring was too short to be used in my car (5th gen takes a 42 inch by 6.5 or 7 mm spring), but you may be able use the 5th gen spring in your car.
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                            #14
                            yeah i would think its your springs because i have a 92 lx also and my trunk stays up perfect and it takes a bit of wind for it to slam down

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