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Yakima Roof Rack on 2005 CR-Vs? by naparish
Oct 26, 2004 (4:38 pm)
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Yakima's configurator does not show any racks that fit the 2005 CR-V. As far as I can tell, however, the 2004 and 2005 have the same roof configuration. Does anybody know for sure if the roof rack mounting points are the same for 2004s and 2005s?
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Australian Cargo Barrier in U.S. Model CR-Vs? by naparish
Oct 26, 2004 (4:42 pm)
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The Honda Australia website shows a cargo barrier that fits behind the rear seat as an available accessory for CR-Vs, but U.S. Honda does not show any such barrier. Does anybody know for sure if the Australian barrier would fit the 2005 U.S. model? FWIW, the Australian cargo barrier is a mesh thingie that is apparently much stronger (and more useful) than the pet barriers available from WeatherTech and its competitors.
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Expensive-sounding grinding noise by chevy4life
Oct 27, 2004 (5:11 am)
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My 02' CRV has started making this grinding noise when accelerating in 2nd and 3rd gear. It has 54K miles. Think it's a CV joint, or the tranny? The clutch feels fine, no smell, and is still smooth with no slipping. I've never owned a car with CV joints before, so I don't know if that's it or not. When out of gear, the noise is not there, so I don't think it's the engine.
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Re: Yakima Roof Rack on 2005 CR-Vs? [naparish] by varmint
Oct 27, 2004 (8:46 am)
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Replying to: naparish (Oct 26, 2004 4:38 pm)

There haven't been any changes to the roof rack for 2005. It's likely that Yakima simply hasn't updated their product information.
 
I don't believe there are any differences in the cargo area between US spec and Australian CR-Vs. Many owners have ordered Aussie parts in the past, so it's a good bet that the barrier you've seen will fit.
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Re: Expensive-sounding grinding noise [chevy4life] by edunnett
Oct 28, 2004 (8:38 am)
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Replying to: chevy4life (Oct 27, 2004 5:11 am)

Does the grinding happen during shifting or only while driving in 2nd or 3rd? If you hear/feel grinding DURING your shift from 2nd to 3rd, it's likely due to a bad 3rd gear synchro in your transmission. That's surprising at 54K miles! Has someone changed your transmission fluid recently with the wrong fluid? Or could you have let your tranny run dry? Or do you have a short shifter installed? It could just be a manufacturing defect also - shame Honda doesn't offer a longer power train warranty like Subaru. Anyway, if it is the synchro you will need to fix or replace the tranny to make it go away. Either way a $1500 job minimum unless you know someone who can do it for you. If you're feeling too poor for that, just try "granny shifting" (shifting slowly extending the time your foot is on the clutch) into 3rd and that will keep the grinding at bay.
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AC Compressor Out by xtyprice
Oct 28, 2004 (12:49 pm)
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Our 2002 CR-V has under 46000 miles and we believe the AC Compressor has gone out. We will be taking it in to confirm. Our warranty is up. Isn't 46000 too soon for something like this to occur? I read of others experiencing the same problem. Has anyone been successful in getting Honda to cover replacement without having the warranty? If so, how?? Thanks
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16” WHEELS on ’04 CR-V ?? by wen
Nov 01, 2004 (2:52 am)
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I’m sure almost everyone with an ’04 and older CR-V agree the 15” x 6” (JJ) RIMS, whether alloy or steel, as well as stock 205/70-15 tires (26.6” diameter – 8.2” section width – 783 revs per mile) are a bit “undersized”, which definitely was verified by the 2005’s having 16” RIMS and 215/65 tires. I DON’T want to “debate” this, but want professional / expert opinions. I own an ’04 EX, but to get thru New England Winters, I purchased (on eBay) ’04 STEEL RIM “take-offs”, like new w/less than 10 miles on them, and from Tirerack.com I purchased four Blizzak WS-50’s.
In the Spring when I take off the Blizzaks/Steel rims I DO NOT plan to put back the Alloys with those stinkin’ Duelers. I actually have FIVE brand new, yes never used, 16” X 6.5” (JJ) five-spoke ALLOY rims (also new “take-offs”) from an ’02 Acura TL. When I measured the “interior offset”, that is from the mounting surface back to “inside” lip of wheel, I got 5 7/8” on the 16” Acura Alloys and 5 5/16” on the Honda Steel rims. Important question: Will this 9/16” “inner” offset make a big difference and/or “interfere” with any suspension or body parts, especially if I use 225/60-16 (26.6” diameter – 8.9” section width – 783 revs per mile). By keeping the diameter the same I will not change gear ratio or decrease quick acceleration, and from the side view it will still “look undersized” but I’m sure the improvement in handling with a good set of 225/60’s will make my CR-V a bit better and safer to drive. By the way, the 5-spoke Acura alloys really change the looks of the “stock alloy” ’04 CR-V. Just gotta remember to pop out and change the plastic Acura center caps….. or should I leave ‘em ??
But seriously, what do you think of me using the 16” Acura Alloys ??
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Re: Expensive-sounding grinding noise [edunnett] by chevy4life
Nov 01, 2004 (7:49 am)
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Replying to: edunnett (Oct 28, 2004 8:38 am)

The grinding happens as the clutch has just been fully engaged and you are depressing the accelerator to increase speed. It doesn't happen between the shift. I have heard it in 1st gear, but not very loud; 2nd and 3rd very noticeable. none in 4th. I've made no modifications to the car; it was serviced at the 30k or 35k mark; I'll have to see if they fooled with the tranny fluid. I own a pair of greasy-hands, but not sure whether or not I want to do this one myself. I've worked very little on foreign cars, and none on an AWD.
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Re: Expensive-sounding grinding noise [chevy4life] by kyfdx HOST
Nov 01, 2004 (8:08 am)
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Replying to: chevy4life (Nov 01, 2004 7:49 am)

Does it accelerate okay when you hear the noise? Or does it chatter and slip a little? It sure sounds like the throw out bearing going out to me.. Might need a clutch job...
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Re: '04 EX - A/C Blown???? [coolchid] by christinan
Nov 01, 2004 (11:21 am)
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Replying to: coolchid (Sep 25, 2004 7:31 am)

I just experienced about the same thing. Everything was working fine - 37,000 mile on the car. I've had it less than 6 months. (thank goodness it is a certified used car) and this loud hideous noise that lasted about 30 seconds... Followed by no AC. Funny. When I called the dealer, they suggested that it might be the compressor. "We've seen this before" they said. Not cool. I just hope that once it is replaced that it is fixed for good.

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