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#6297 of 6449 Re: steering wheel vibrates at 30kms/h [jkahemele] by blueiedgod Jul 22, 2009 (9:02 am)
Replying to: jkahemele (Jul 19, 2009 6:25 am) I have a 1995 honda CRV, it vibrates once approaching 30km/h. the vibration ceases once the speed goes above that. what might be the reason? i have done wheel balancing and change tryes but the sitution has not improved.   I am pretty sure that 1995 honda CR-V is non-existant. I believe it first appeared in 1996 in Japan, and then as 1997 model in the US.   If the wheels have been balanced properly, check for bent rims, torn CV-joint, or bent driveshaft.
#6298 of 6449 Re: 115k maintenance? [blueiedgod] by srizvi1 Jul 23, 2009 (12:41 pm)
Replying to: blueiedgod (Apr 07, 2008 7:45 am) Brake fluid should be completly replaced and bled every 3 years regardless of mileage.   I'm thinking that's why at the 45k service by both the dealer and edmunds.com it is suggested to deal with the brake fluid. My father's 2007 CR-V is now past 62,500+ miles, but just a little over 2 years old. so I'm thinking I can ignore this for another year?
#6299 of 6449 Cabin Filters, or Not? by mcdermott Jul 31, 2009 (5:26 pm)
My Honda Dealer/Stealer wants circa $33.00 for a pair of paper cabin filters for my 2005 Honda CR-V, and another outlandish amount to install them. Of course I buy them on eBay for circa $12.00 per pair, and install them myself in five minutes. I've purchased and have on hand about eight pairs ot these filters for future use.   Still, I'm wondering the consequence of simply removing the cabin filters from the vehicle. I mean, if I did remove them, would I die, become incapacitated in some horrible manner, have to cope with the occasional vicious fly, bug, or man-eating mosquito inside my vehicle, or what?   Vehicle manufacturers have a tendency to insist that we simply must not do without these filters, and of course they make a very handsome profit selling us these paper things. Nonetheless, we older folks have lived and drove for many miles, many years, without paper filters in our vehicles. Thus, I'm inclined to think that simply removing the cabin filters entirely would not prove detrimental in the least.   Thoughts pro and con are invited. Replies to this message: lzc (Aug 01, 2009 4:36 am) extech2 (Aug 01, 2009 2:37 pm) sr146260211 (Aug 02, 2009 5:18 am) lzc (Aug 02, 2009 5:33 am) steve_ (Aug 02, 2009 7:20 am) fussycrvowner (Aug 06, 2009 6:46 am) blueiedgod (Aug 06, 2009 9:01 am)
#6300 of 6449 Re: Cabin Filters, or Not? [mcdermott] by lzc Aug 01, 2009 (4:36 am)
Replying to: mcdermott (Jul 31, 2009 5:26 pm) Well, it would be hard to argue that removing the cabin filter will shorten your life, particularly for someone past a certain age. But I just changed my cabin filter. Did I want to breath the stuff I saw trapped on the filter? No thank you.   Bottom line, the filter isn't expensive (if bought smart), nor does it take more than a few minutes to change. That seems like a small price to pay to breath cleaner air.
#6301 of 6449 Re: Cabin Filters, or Not? [mcdermott] by extech2 Aug 01, 2009 (2:37 pm)
Replying to: mcdermott (Jul 31, 2009 5:26 pm) We had cars without cabin air filters for the last 90 years or longer and no one died from the lack of this device. It's like going for a walk without a gas mask. I'm willing to bet $ 100 that one could prepare two identical cars, one with a new filter and another without, and 10 out of 10 people couldn't tell the difference. I think it's a gimmick right there with the engine flush and the power steering flush. Replies to this message: sr146260211 (Aug 02, 2009 5:18 am) lzc (Aug 02, 2009 5:33 am) steve_ (Aug 02, 2009 7:20 am)
#6302 of 6449 Re: Cabin Filters, or Not? [extech2] by sr146260211 Aug 02, 2009 (5:18 am)
Replying to: extech2 (Aug 01, 2009 2:37 pm) I completely agree with extech2 on this one....
#6303 of 6449 Re: Cabin Filters, or Not? [extech2] by lzc Aug 02, 2009 (5:33 am)
Replying to: extech2 (Aug 01, 2009 2:37 pm) I wouldn't doubt one bit that most people might not tell the difference between the two cars. But that's not the same as saying there is no difference. And I doubt if taking out your home furnace filter will kill anyone, either.   As for being the same as going for a walk without a mask, I'll agree with you when I take my walks at 75 mph! Replies to this message: steve_ (Aug 02, 2009 7:20 am)
#6304 of 6449 Re: Cabin Filters, or Not? [lzc] by steve_ HOST Aug 02, 2009 (7:20 am)
Replying to: lzc (Aug 02, 2009 5:33 am) Some people buy filter media from Ace Hardware and cut and fold it to fit the space where the OEM filter lives. Just a kludge but lots cheaper than most replacement filters.
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