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#3070 of 3187 Re: maintenance code A16 [ondaman] by gmwalters Feb 23, 2009 (3:05 am)
Replying to: ondaman (Feb 22, 2009 7:44 pm) Maybe a little high, but my tire rotation plus VTM-4 fluid change cost me $ 100 including state tax.
#3071 of 3187 2005 Pilot Brakes by kevman3 Mar 09, 2009 (3:36 am)
Anybody ever change their own brake pads on a Pilot? My 05 has 40K, needs brakes. I'd like to do it myself. Seems like the pad just slides in. Any advise or videos to share?   Thanks.. Replies to this message: cwoody (Mar 10, 2009 11:41 am)
#3072 of 3187 Re: 2005 Pilot Brakes [kevman3] by cwoody Mar 10, 2009 (11:41 am)
Replying to: kevman3 (Mar 09, 2009 3:36 am) keyman3,   I replaced the pads on my 04 Pilot. By far the easiest I have done. If you have swapped pads an any disk brakes before then it is straight forward.    First you should probably double check how much pad is left. I got 75K miles out of mine and they still had pad left. Also you should probably replace both Front & Rear at the same time. My Pilot had worn them very evenly, side to side and front to rear. Next I wewnt to Majestic Honda on the web and bought my pads, they were a LOT cheaper than my local Honda dealer even after S&H. About $50/set and they were Honda Pads.   Changing them was very simple, Remove tire, remove 2 bolts holding caliper to the spindle (10mm or 13mm wrench), remove the pad farthest from the caliper piston, use a C-Clamp against the remaining pad to recess the piston back into the caliper slowly, remove the remaining pad, install the new pads (after applying supplied black goop to the back side of the new pad and between the pad and the thin metal shield, also supplied), slide them into the caliper, reinstall caliper, reinstall wheel. Repete on the other side. Press brake peddle to seat the pads, and you should be good to go..... Majestic Honda also has the diagrams so you can see where everything goes.
#3073 of 3187 Re: Battery Draw [rodut] by justaveragejoe Mar 16, 2009 (9:17 am)
Replying to: rodut (Feb 19, 2009 5:39 pm) Yes, I understand todays cars are different, but they still are designed to not require the kind of power that drains a battery in a couple weeks. Something is wrong, wrong wrong. The only thing that should require power (at least that I can think of) is the clock (or radio clock) and the receiver for the key fob. Both of those combined can't be more than 1 or 2 milliamp. You have a 200 mA draw. That is big.   I have never heard of any radios or DVD players (or anything else) ever being damaged by leaving them on when replacing a battery. Possibly, if the key was also left on while changing the battery but I doubt it would happen in that case either.   Since electronic problems are difficult to trouble-shoot, even is Honda is aware of a problem, it may take them years to figure it out.
#3074 of 3187 Specialized knowledge to change a tire w/TPMS? by mitch65 Mar 24, 2009 (6:55 pm)
I'm planning to change my tires on my 05 EX-L. I'm bringing my car to a local tire place that basically just changes tires and fixes flats. I know the TPMS sensors are in the wheel, but should I worry that the tires aren't installed correctly? Do they need special knowledge when they change the tire? I'm going to warn them about the sensors, but I'm not sure they'll really know what that means. Anything I should watch for? Thanks.
#3075 of 3187 Check Engine Codes by kipk Apr 08, 2009 (5:01 am)
Need "Check Engine" Codes. Dealer won't give them to me. All the sources on a Google search want to charge for the codes.   Anybody got a "Free" list Pilot: '03- 4wd and CR-V: '03- 4wd   Thanks, Kip Replies to this message: tidester (Apr 08, 2009 6:26 am) srwendt (Apr 08, 2009 12:14 pm)
#3076 of 3187 Re: Check Engine Codes [kipk] by tidester HOST Apr 08, 2009 (6:26 am)
Replying to: kipk (Apr 08, 2009 5:01 am) In case you haven't tried it, enter "Honda Pilot" and the specific error code (without the quotes) in a search engine. That will almost certainly get you the information you need.   tidester, host SUVs and Smart Shopper
#3077 of 3187 Re: Check Engine Codes [kipk] by srwendt Apr 08, 2009 (12:14 pm)
Replying to: kipk (Apr 08, 2009 5:01 am) Check your local library; most library systems have a subscription to the ALLDATA database, where you would be able to find the codes.
#3078 of 3187 Thanks by kipk Apr 09, 2009 (5:14 am)
Appreciate the info.   Kip
#3079 of 3187 Timing belt replacement, when? by carollee3 May 02, 2009 (10:06 am)
I have lost my maintenance schedule and want to know when the timing belt is due for replacement. Has anyone lost an engine because they went beyond the recommened miles? Replies to this message: tidester (May 02, 2009 10:09 am) carollee3 (May 02, 2009 10:29 am) Mr_Shiftright (May 02, 2009 11:19 am) bigdadi118 (May 02, 2009 2:20 pm) tidester (May 02, 2009 7:50 pm)

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