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Ivan from Pine Hollow has a new YouTube video in which he describes a Denso Reman Starter from Rack Auto only lasted 3 week's in service. The quality of today's stuff is really a crap shoot.

I feel your pain, I currently own an 04 CRV and it gets what ever work it needs because it is been very good to us. The mid west salt is the only problem that would determine how long to keep her. She just turn 200K on Friday.

I LOVE deep dish pizza (y)

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