Honda EG/EK Civic Sunroof & Spare Tire Tool Kit 89000-S01-A10

Honda EG/EK Civic Sunroof and Spare Tire Tool Kit - 89000-S01-A10

Your Civic's missing the factory tool kit or the previous owner lost it years ago? This is the OEM tool kit that came with 90s Hondas and Acuras. Part number 89000-S01-A10. You're getting the wheel nut wrench for changing your spare tire, the scissor jack tool for cranking the jack up and down, and the sunroof tool for manually closing your sunroof if the motor dies. Everything comes in the factory carrying case with a velcro flap so it's not rattling around loose in your trunk. If you've ever been stranded with a flat tire digging through your trunk for tools that aren't there, you know why having this kit matters.

Here's What's in the Kit

You're getting three tools in the factory case. The wheel nut wrench is the L-shaped bar that fits your lug nuts for removing your wheels when you're changing a flat. The scissor jack tool is the crank handle that threads into your scissor jack so you can raise and lower it. The sunroof tool's the hex key that manually closes your sunroof when the motor quits or the track binds up. All three tools store in the Honda carrying case with a velcro clasp. The case keeps everything organized instead of tools sliding around loose in your trunk getting lost under your spare tire or cargo.

Way Better Than Digging for Random Tools

Most people don't think about their tire tools until they're on the side of the road with a flat. You pop your trunk and realize your wheel wrench is missing or the jack handle's gone. Now you're calling AAA and waiting an hour for a tow truck to change a tire you could've done yourself in 10 minutes. The factory tool kit means you've got the right tools in the right spot when you need them. The carrying case velcros shut so the tools don't slide out and get lost. It's one of those things you don't appreciate until you need it and it's not there.

Sunroof Tool Saves You From a Stuck-Open Roof

The sunroof tool's the piece most people don't think about until their sunroof motor dies and the roof's stuck open. If you've got a sunroof-equipped Civic, Accord, or Prelude and the motor quits, you're using the manual sunroof tool to crank it closed. Without it, you're trying to MacGyver something or you're driving home with the roof open hoping it doesn't rain. The tool stores in the kit so it's there when you need it. If your sunroof's working fine, you probably won't touch this tool for years. But when you need it, you really need it.

Period-Correct Detail for Restorations

If you're restoring an EG or EK Civic, Integra, or any 90s Honda to factory spec, the tool kit's one of those details that separates a clean build from a complete restoration. Judges at car shows check trunks. They're looking for the factory spare, the correct jack, and the tool kit in the right case. If you're missing it or you've got some random Home Depot wrench thrown in there, they notice. The OEM tool kit with the Honda part number and factory case shows you're paying attention to how the car actually came from the dealer. It's a small detail but it matters if you're going for period-correct accuracy.

What You Get

• Honda OEM tool kit (part number 89000-S01-A10)
• Wheel nut wrench (L-shaped lug wrench)
• Scissor jack tool (jack crank handle)
• Sunroof tool (manual sunroof close tool)
• Factory carrying case with velcro clasp
• Same kit your car came with from the factory

Fits Your Car

• 1997-1999 Acura CL
• 1996-1998 Acura RL
• 1995-1998 Acura TL
• 1986-1989 Honda Accord LXi
• 1991-1993 Honda Accord EX/SE
• 1994-1997 Honda Accord EX
• 2003-2007 Honda Accord EX/EX-L/LX
• 1992-2000 Honda Civic EX/Si
• 2001-2005 Honda Civic EX
• 1995-1998 Honda Odyssey
• 1985-1987 Honda Prelude Si
• 1988-1996 Honda Prelude S/Si/Si VTEC

Note: The tool kit stores in your trunk with your spare tire. Most people keep it velcroed to the trunk carpet or tucked next to the spare. The wheel wrench fits Honda's factory lug nuts. If you're running aftermarket wheels with different lug nuts (spline drive, tuner lugs, locks), this wrench might not fit. Check your lug nut style before you assume the factory wrench'll work. The scissor jack tool only works with Honda's factory scissor jack - the flat folding jack that came with your car. If you're running a bottle jack or floor jack, you don't need this tool. The sunroof tool's specific to Honda's manual sunroof override. It threads into the sunroof motor assembly and lets you crank the roof closed manually when the motor's dead or the track's jammed. If your car doesn't have a sunroof, you've still got the tire change tools. Store the kit somewhere accessible in your trunk so you're not digging for it in the dark on the side of the highway.