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Replying to: dorlando1 (Dec 07, 2008 10:51 am) I'VE HEARD OTHERS SAY THE SAME THING ABOUT THE "BREAK-IN" PERIOD. I WAS SORRY WE TURNED IN THE 2004 FOR THE 2007, BUT NOW WITH ABOUT 10,800 MILES, IT'S GETTING SUPERIOR MPG CITY AND HIGHWAY. MAYBE 18 CITY AND 28 HIGHWAY WHICH IS GREAT FOR THIS FINE RUNNING VEHICLE....BUT IT TOOK A LOT OF GAS DOLLARS IN THE BEGINNING.ESPECIALLY SINCE THE PRICE OF GAS WENT UP RIGHT AFTER WE LEASED IT...SO HOPEFULLY YOURS WILL DO THE SAME...GOOD LUCK, AND DON'T COUNT THE ODYSSEY OUT YET...I THINK THEY ARE AWARE OF THIS, AND ARE MAKING IMPROVEMENTS TO THE GRADE-LOGIC DRIVE-TRAIN...WE ONLY PUT ABOUT 7500 MILES A YEAR ON OURS...MOSTLEY CITY DRIVING, SO THID WAS A REAL "GUZZLER FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF USE..IT PROBABLY SUCKED UP ABOUT $1500 IN REGULAR IN 12 MONTHS. BEST REGARDS, LOU 
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Replying to: dorlando1 (Oct 29, 2008 4:02 am) |
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I am debating between EX & EX-L, The only attractive thing in EX-L for me is VCM. In real driving conditions does it really give that much better mileage to warrant the extra cost. I don't really care for other bells & whistles that come with EX-L as compared to EX. What do you guys think? Thanks in advance
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Tire pressure on our odyssey was low for a few weeks so I set the pressure to 32 psi for now snd the tire pressure indicator no longer on the dashboard. I know the manual say 33 psi (front) and 35psi (back). here is my stupid question: The mechanic where I set the tire pressure told me to set 39 psi ( front) and 42(back) , and I thought this was way too high for the van. He even showed me 42psi on the sidewall of the tires. Is this true? Should the pressure be set to 39 front/42 back? or what should I set it to during winter vs. summer? Many thanks for helping me out! zaki
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I would go with the recommendation in the manual. I would never deviate by as much as your mechanic has suggested without checking the suggestion out with Honda or a tire company. I have had service people tell me not to use the oil recommended in my manual and to me that is always a red flag and an indication that I need to begin looking for a new place to get my car serviced. The engineers that write the specs for your manual are professional people that know their products. I trust them more than individual mechanics who come and go from various dealerships.
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Replying to: zakiman (Dec 09, 2008 11:29 am)  I would follow what the manual says. Your suspension is tuned to the air pressure stated in your manual. I would strongly suggest you find another mechanic.
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Replying to: bikechuck (Dec 09, 2008 2:25 pm)
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Replying to: capizzo (Dec 09, 2008 7:51 pm) |
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Replying to: dsrtrat2 (Dec 07, 2008 12:08 pm) Second tank, very little freeway or stop and go driving and got 25.7 MPG.
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Replying to: dsrtrat2 (Dec 11, 2008 1:28 pm) Second tank, very little freeway or stop and go driving and got 25.7 MPG. Third tank was 24.8 MPG with about 25% freeway miles. So last 2 tanks averaging 25.2 MPG. |
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