Recent content by Nukeman7

For your 2007 Accord, I recommend the Pirelli P4 A/S Plus Persist tires for good handling, great all-season traction and a smooth quiet ride. Good deals can be had on the Pirelli P4 if you belong to a Sam's Club warehouse.

No, he is commenting on your date typo which suggests that you can predict the future (see highlighted text below). :ROFLMAO:

Yes! I bet if you measure the hole diameter in the steering knuckle after removing the bolts and strut assembly, it will be ~15 mm too.

I also use the 3/8" Magnefine filters when installing/replacing the ATF filters on various Honda vehicles. It is usually OK to reuse the OEM constant spring tension hose clamps, but if they have deteriorated, I replace them with high pressure fuel injection hose clamps sourced from Autozone...

2-Ethylhexanoic Acid is a known plasticizer that will soften or dissolve certain plastics including silicone/RTV over time. The acid content also allegedly attacks lead solder joints in brass radiators. Virtually all Asian auto manufacturers specify and only sell 2-EHA free OEM coolants that...

Is that now going to be called the Blue Can Of Death??? 😂

My recommendation for your Acura RDX is to clean up and reuse the original brake hardware or purchase the OEM hardware from Honda/Acura. After installing dozens of brake pads on Honda/Acura platforms, my experience is that no aftermarket brake hardware parts fit 100% correctly on Hondas &...

Here is the video that shows using the Bar Keeper's Friends soft cleanser to polish a discolored SS sink.

I have installed quick struts or replacement strut cartridges on over a dozen vehicles using various brands including OEM, KYB, Monroe, Bilstein, Sachs, Gabriel and cheap Sensens. All of them had the same size bolt holes as the original struts they replaced. However, for your specific...

Sounds like a more complex version of this common problem.

The most common ones sold in big box stores like Home Depot, Costco and WalMart are rated 1A, 10B,C.

It doesn't specify the type of seals used in the literature; however, I would expect u-cup seals at this price point. Here is a link to the HF Daytona Jack Owner's Manual.

Understood, it appears you will need to give the VIN to the Honda parts counterperson so the correct hose can be ordered. Perhaps early 2003 CR-Vs are different from the late 2003 CR-Vs. I believe the hose configuration is dependent on the intake manifold material (i.e., cast alloy metal or...

This 3 Ton Daytona Jack is a beast and worth every penny. I'd wait until HF has a sale on it (maybe Black Friday) and buy the color of your choice. I purchased mine in 2011 and have used it several time a week without any maintenance or repairs. The only thing that has worn out is the rubber...

You're going to need a lot of airflow movement if you don't have air conditioning. Perhaps installing a whole house type fan in the back wall will suffice. Or get a big drum fan to blow air into the garage.