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Did you compared the used rotors w/ the new ones. I normally put them back to back and check the size and studs holes.

The drains for the back portion of the sunroof drain around that are, you'll see a tube

I know what you mean about the weather, I too live in the Midwest. I have an 04 CRV and do oil changes every 6 months: Lots of short trips just to the stores

Have you check for any leaky injectors?

I know 2 friends that moved up the chain rapidly in Oreilly's.

I would switch from yearly oil changes to every 6 months. Oil is cheap when compared to engine problems.

Great idea and probably better than the plastic thing

Some at some point, you also need to do a Crank and Cam relearned. Not sure if it applies to your 05.

Nice V12 engine

Just go w/ OEM fluid and you should be fine

Go for it, I have a 05 Voyager in Mexico w/ 3.3l and it is been fairly reliable. What I like the most is the height, easy to get in and out.

https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ I bought some here but never had to deal w/ customer service

Did you bleed the air properly?? What's the temperature of the new thermostat?

Here is a video on a service for ECM repairs.

Nice car, have a good time

I think either one would work since I do 6 months oil changes.

If I want the much bigger filter you saying to look at 14610 filter? I got the part number from PG's website

It seems the Premium Guard filter is a good filter and need to replace my stash of filters for the CRV. I Google the part number and FS Parts some good prices. I wonder if it is to good to be true.

I have a toy car that I drive very little and still change the oil once per year. The car is timing belt driven and no fancy chains or VVT's. In those cars, I do 6 months old changes regardless of miles. Check your PCV system too