What Honda Civic parts are interchangeable between years?

Parts interchange most reliably within the same generation. The 6th gen (1996-2000) shares nearly all parts internally. Suspension and brakes also cross over between Civic and Acura Integra on the same platform. Always verify by OEM part number before pulling.

What are the best Honda Civic parts to grab at a junkyard?

K-series and B-series engines ($300-$800), manual transmissions ($200-$500), Si suspension setups ($150-$300), wiring harnesses ($50-$200), and clean headlight assemblies ($40-$120). Honda parts hold value because of the massive enthusiast community.

Do Honda Civic and Acura Integra parts interchange?

Yes. The 1994-2001 Integra shares the same platform as the 5th and 6th gen Civic (1992-2000). Suspension, brakes, engine components, and some interior parts interchange directly. The Integra rear disc brake swap onto drum-brake Civics is one of the most popular junkyard upgrades.

What tools do I need to pull Honda Civic parts at a junkyard?

Honda primarily uses 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, and 17mm fasteners. Bring a socket set with those sizes, a breaker bar for suspension bolts, a 10mm wrench (bring two — you will lose one), and zip-lock bags for small hardware. A battery-powered impact driver speeds things up significantly.

DIY Repair•May 6, 2026•By U-Pull-It Staff

Honda Civic Junkyard Parts Guide: What Fits, What Swaps & What to Grab

The Honda Civic is the most common car in U.S. junkyards. Here is which parts interchange between generations, what to look for, and the best components to pull.

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