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4704 messages, Last post on Nov 14, 2009 at 3:43 PM
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Does anyone know what Honda charges for the equipment and to install this in a new car? The car I want has it already installed, but I would rather not pay for it.
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Replying to: harry28 (Jul 13, 2007 2:15 am) |
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| I had read a lot of posts in which people's Element's panels had faded over time. I've had mine since April and the panels started to fade. I was at my friend's house, who is a mechanic, and he was showing this stuff to me for my tires to make them Shinier and look brand new. It was pretty cool. I told him about the panels. He put the stuff on them and it took the fading away and made the panels look great. It is called "Wet'N' Protect "Wet" Tire Finish". But anyways, just spray some on a rag and apply it to the faded area. It works great and made it look brand new. | |
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Finally, after several weeks of on and off reading, I got to read all the posts.
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Replying to: tundradude (Nov 10, 2007 1:45 pm) |
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It is always good to see the problem areas of the past owners as well as any unique experiences. Actually, reading the site is a nice break from work. It appears we are the only two on the site though. The element is around 1600 miles and averages 22 mpg. I can't wait to test its trip mpg which will come in December. Actually, it is going to be quite nice to get to drive my xB next week. |
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Not sure if I have done this yet, but mine (actually my wife's) is a LX-2WD with fog lights, mudflaps, cargo mats (rubber in front and middle) and carpet in the back, and a chrome tailpipe. The Element is our family car. It replaced a 95 Corolla. I only wish I still had the Corolla's mileage. LOL
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Replying to: tundradude (Nov 12, 2007 8:37 pm) |
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I might actually get enough miles on it thru driving it over the Christmas Holidays that it might need an oil change. Put new tires on my Scion, it is much smoother. It had Goodyear eagle LS tires, otherwise awful. However, the tires did last 19000 miles. The new tires are Yokohomas. From reading all of the posts earlier, the Goodyears on the Element is a mixed bag but most of it is not encouraging. I just may save some money and put some Michelin LTX M/S's on it (in time). I have a Silverado also and it gets 15/18. It's a 93 with a 350. I can't wait to test the Element highway mileage. |
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Replying to: ztorin (May 04, 2004 10:35 am) |
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