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Been driving Hondas for probably 40 years, mostly Civic, a few Accords, CRV's and Acuras, all in memory had prop rods, never had a bushing problem. A few models the position of the rod made checking the oil a bit difficult. Beats replacing hydraulic cylinders every few years. Sometimes the...

I have driven Honda exclusively for many years, use only OEM filters, they fit and seal perfectly. They are paper that appears to be VERY lightly oiled, never enough to leave a film on the plastic wrap the come in. I've always wiped out the airbox with a damp cloth when I change filters, never...

Another acronym from a tech at a local Fiat dealer when the little 300's were going thru a massive engine failure glut a few years ago (they had 11 300's on the lot waiting for engines) F Fits I inside A A T Tashcan If they are giving them away now, I can only imagine what the 3-year...

They do, have had at least 9 Honda CVTs, always serviced by a Honda Certified Master Technician who has consistently reccomended driving them normally, NEVER shifting from forward to reverse (or the opposite) unless COMPLETELY stopped and a spill-n-fill using ONLY genuine Honda fluid at 30k...

I just get tired of his constant whining, Eric O is much more interesting and has a sense of humor.

Just a lookback, but I remember when you actually mixed antifreeze, I was cautioned to use only distilled water.

Look into POR-15. Wire brush the snot out of everything you can reach then paint the area with POR-15

My 2023 Honda Civic Touring Sedan with the 1.5t has a capacity of 3.7 quarts with filter. I changed from Mobil1 0w20 EP to Mobil1 5W-30 EP and 3-4k OCI's. Haven't noticed a difference in mpg, still runs 40+ mpg highway driving.

2025 Honda HRV EX-L 1675 miles, first oil/filter change Out: Factory fill 0w20, probably Idemsu, Factory filter In: Mobil1 0W-20 EP, Honda 15400-PLM-A02 filter

Pro-active maintenance beats reactive maintenance every time IMHO

Just watch any media reports today, when the people being covered resort to a string of profanities, they lose all credibility, all I can think is if that's all you've got, you've got nothing.

Common sense and common courtesy aren't common anymore. If you cannot express yourself without profanity, there's not much i want to hear that I'll listen to or respond.

Absolutely never have plugged a tire, always have it patched from the inside.

If the parents have no ethics or morality, their kids won't either. With a divorce rate over 50%, church membership at an all-time low and falling, combined with peer pressure and a "no punishment" policy because it will hurt their self-esteem, we're seeing the end result. Kids with no empathy...

We're watching Blue Bloods reruns on Amazon Prime, we purchased a every episode so we could watch them in order. Still can't believe ABC canceled this show.

I have several ball caps, find the bill cuts down on glare, rain off my glasses. When I really need protection, I go to my ventilated crown Tilley, brim is supposed to be spf 55, very comfortable and also washable.

If you have the Acura Honda part #, you'll find there's a lot of interchange. Try going to College Hills Honda, they sell Honda parts including service parts at a decent discount. Go to the parts and accessories section and query by part number. Be sure to check shipping cost, it pays to get...

The thing about the pumps that you have to pay for, is the time usually is just enough to check and adjust THREE tires, then you pay a second time for the fourth. Trick is to remove all 4 valve caps, quickly over-inflate all four tires, then adjust using your own gauge. I now own a Ryobi pump...

How many drivers today know how to check Tire pressure, know how to use a gauge, actually have one or know if it's accurate? Currently, the method used by most to change at flat tire is usually " call AAA", especially with so many hybrids that don't have a spare. Probably very few that can...

If it was ever serviced at an Infinity dealer, perhaps a VIN search by a dealer might reveal some service history.