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| I have just bought a 1995 honda passport for my wife and have noticed a ticking noise sounds like coming from valve train is there anything i can do to make the noise any quieter | |
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Replying to: andyscorpion (Oct 01, 2005 11:47 am)
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Replying to: huntly2 (Oct 02, 2005 11:40 pm) |
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Replying to: karim1 (Oct 03, 2005 3:00 pm) Thanks |
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I understand that on the 2001 Rodeo there are 2 screws between the body and the light box and one between the bumper and the box. On my 1999, I see the one between the bumper and the light box but nothing on the body. I even looked behind the tail gate. Has anybody out there changed a tail light on this model? I really don't want to go to a dealer and pay the hourly rate to change a 2 dollar light. Thanks 
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Replying to: tonthuminh (Oct 06, 2005 12:28 pm) Another day the LEDS work fine and there is no problem with accelerating or braking. Please let me know too if you find out what's going on here...and I'll do the same.
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Before I get the runaround from the dealer - Can anyone tell me why the transmission might be slipping in 1st and reverse - It's a hassel to drive especialy when it violently jerks when it finally does engage - Is there a process to narrow the problem- Any assistance is much appreciated - Thanks!
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I've got a 94 Passport with the 16" alloy wheels that came with it. Anyone with tire suggestions for the wet and snowy environs of Western Canada? Stockers were 245/70x16's thx K
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I have a 99 Rodeo LS V6. Having trouble with the shifter handle moving out of the Park position. Most of the time you have to push in the button on the shifter handle and lightly shake the handle from side to side to allow the button to engage fully. Once the button is all the way in, the shifter handle will move out of Park. Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help you can provide.
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