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Can anyone tell me why on a 4x4 there are two tail pipes coming out of the muffler and on the 4x2 there is only a single pipe?
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Replying to: 02xls (Nov 20, 2006 8:02 pm) |
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Replying to: 02xls (Nov 20, 2006 8:02 pm) But this is only my best guess. Odie Odie's Carspace |
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Were and how is the A/C and Heat controlled for second seats. Where is location of vents? I saw a post that A/C is comfortable for cooling legs .. what about the heat? Thanks.. |
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| After reading some of these posts, the Ford Freestyle may be an option for some folks here. It's as long as an Odyssey, but not as wide. The 3rd row can hold adults, and there's good cargo space behind the 3rd row. It has the highest safety ratings. Consumer Reports increased its rating to "Recommended." MPG is in the mid-20s. It has ceiling A/C vents for the back, and a rear floor vents for the heat...even for the 3rd row. It's quiet and comfortable. You can get one in the mid-$20s because it's sort of an unknown CUV. Anyway...an option. | |
I have an 06 Pilot ex-l with the tire pressure monitoring system. The system seems to be set to warn of low pressure when it senses 26psi or less. I have factory Goodyear Affinity tires on the vehicle, never wrecked, driven carefully. Seems like every 3 weeks or so the TPS light goes off one at a time eventually having to fill every tire back to factory spec 32psi. Any suggestions or solutions??
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Replying to: goatee (Dec 04, 2006 6:43 pm) Odie Odie's Carspace |
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http://www.carspace.com/videos/play!id=.59cc5481 - don't forget to vote and comment on it!
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Replying to: Sylvia (Dec 13, 2006 12:54 pm) Link to my video. http://www.carspace.com/videos/play!id=.59cc5481 Again, thank you to everyone who views it. I tried to do 'The Beast' some justice in the video. I also wish the sound would have come through with my daughter at the end, she say's "Give 5 stars, please." She was so proud of herself and loves going off-road with daddy. Odie Odie's Carspace |
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I bought a 2006 Honda Pilot (2WD) in Dec 2005. After three months of driving, a loud rumble noise was heard from engine especially when A/C is on. It is so intermittent that I may not be able to show it to dealer when I get there. Recently, it was getting worse. It happens when the car has been on the road for at least half an hour and when the car is idle waiting for on the light no matter A/C is off or on. When it's idle, if I open the driver side door, the noise is gone, but it comes back immediately when I close the door. When I am driving pushing gas pad, the noise is gone. If I release gas pad, it will come back. The noise is very uncomfortable and you feel like you are sitting in a low roaring mechanical room. I saw many other posted complaints but their case found different from mine, such as it happens when the car is driving around 75 mph. I need to take it back to dealer. But I am not sure if this is a problem without solution.
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