Someone told me to lubricate the rubber mounts I replaced in the back to reduce squeaking. It squeaks over bumps and gravel road. I have noticed its silent only on rainy days.
If I do lubricate do I need to lift the car or can I just get under it and spray the lub?
I'm about to buy custom seat covers for my 2004 Honda CR-V. Since I live in the desert, I'm looking for the material that would be the most comfortable and fresh possible.
Added (1). Please, forgive my mistake. I meant "Cool". We have temperatures in the 110's during the summer, so I'm looking for the most comfortable option possible temperature-wise.
I have a honda crv how much would to fix an oil leak in pounds not dollars
Ok, i just got my new crd honda crv awd 2014
i'm no credit good, and my brother co-sign for me
8 % interest, that hight,
and monthly i make payment 426 dollar for 72 months
how is that, ok, good, no good,
i never have credit before,
426 months
how is it
I'm trying to replace the distributor on my 2001 Honda CRV. Can you tell me if these two parts are the same? Ideally I would like to get the cheaper one.
I just get honda crv 2014, brother co-sign for me
honda.com website show 2 % , but when they check credit and finance is 8 %
is that a lie, how come website show 2 %
they told me 2% for exelence credit
but website doesn't say that, i though 2 % is for everyone when credit approve
so 8 % is it good or no good to get, i feel like that too much
I have a 2007 honda crv and I'm not aloud to get a car, so I gotta do something to it haha, I wanna make it nice and loud to roll with a little more style. If I wanna make it sound good when accelerating, do I need a whole new exhaust system or could I do this with just a new muffler. And what are your suggestions for what brand I should get.
The car is a 2005 Honda CRV. I haven't changed the power steering fluid ever because the Honda dealership says that it's a life time sealed system.
The fluid looks filthy and smells kind of burnt. The wheel is stiff to turn and doesn't have a lot of power assistance. After driving I can see bubbles in the reservoir. When I took a look at the return line I noticed that it's been leaking. It looks like it's been doing this for a while as there's dirt/grease caked around the bottom of the reservoir and return line.
So it looks like I'm going to have to change out the fluid and put on a new return line. I would imagine if the fluid is dark brown - black, then the filter inside must be dirty as well. I thought of just buying a new reservoir thinking that it shouldn't be more than 20-30 bucks for a plastic bottle but to my surprise I called the dealer to find that it costs $100. I think that's pretty ridiculous so I was wondering if there's a way to take apart the bottle and clean it?
I thought of just emptying the bottle with a turkey baster, removing the lines and then taking the whole bottle out. Then, wash it out and put some kind of cleaner in there and rinse and repeat.
Then change the return line and replace the o ring where it connects to the pump (they are known to leak). Then just change fluid as normal.
Should I change the other high pressure line as well? I don't see any leaks on it so I figure I don't need to.
Has California changed the Smog Check requirement? Two of my vehicles ('98 Honda CRV and '02 Honda CRV) only did Pass/Fail check. Garage techs did not measure the emission data. Only one car ('98 Toyota Corolla) took emission check. Why?
I'm looking to buy a 1998 Honda CRV with manual transmission. The price is 5000 dlls. It is in good condition and the mileage is 140,000. Has anyone purchased a 1998 Honda CRV? Any advice? It is my first car and I do travel in the weekends out of town to visit family. The trip is about 140 km and part of the road is a dirt road.