Canadian VX's, whats the difference?
 

I think I have a canadian VX, eh. Whats the difference between a Canadian, a California and a US?

The big giveaway will be the speedometer: if it's CDN, km/h will be the major units, mph will be marked as minor units.

That, and it will be very polite to other cars. Always letting them merge, etc., saying "pardon me" a lot.

Oh, and all post-1989 Canadian market cars have daytime running lights.

i saw canadian sticker under the hood and jumped the gun, turns out according to my ecu it is indeed a us car. no worries, eh

Is the canadian model like the CA in having no lean burn?

No. It's like the regular model. Hunka lean burnin love.

the 11th digit in your honda VIN tells you were it was made, all civic hatch backs from 1992-95 were built in Ontario Canada (factory code H) the 1992-95 US sold sedans were built either in East Liberty Ohio (Code L) or Suzuka Japan (S), all Canadan sold 1992-95 sedans were made in Japan.

other then that I was only able to find a differnce in the head light wiring (running lights) in the factory shop manual that normaly points out small differnces, like it does with CA modles.

Actually, I think in Canadia they were called the Civic V-Eh

My car has a Canadian cluster.

ESSENCE SANS PLOMB SEULEMENT or something like that. :D

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See...my cluster. Oh, 5th gear cruising btw.