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Replying to: rich357 (Feb 22, 2009 3:37 am) Maybe by accident (or in a purse or pocket) the unlock button was pushed twice and held either when you left the car or when you approached (but before you looked at the car). I'm not sure what the range of the remote is, but from the description of the open windows and sunroof, it sounds like the button was pushed. Either that or a malfunction.
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Replying to: ed111 (Feb 22, 2009 5:53 am) Thanks for the ideas. |
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I just purchased a 2009 Pilot and after driving for a short distance noticed a vibration starting around 35 mph. The dealer has said that it is flat spots that developed on the tires because the car had set on the lot for a few months over the winter (I live in Michigan). Their recommendation is that if a drive the car the flat spots will go away. The car has Goodyear tires, has anyone else had this issue and if so, did the vibration go away. I am a little skeptical.
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Replying to: bbent (Mar 04, 2009 6:46 pm) |
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My 2009 Pilot was delivered new (15 miles on odometer) with one wheel balancing weight showing on the visible side of each wheel. It is not very sightly on the nice looking alloy wheels that come standard with the Pilot Touring. Is this normal, or does it indicate that the wheels were rebalanced at the dealer just prior to delivery? I thought it was possible to install these weights on the inside of the wheel so as not to be visible.
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Replying to: ed111 (Mar 10, 2009 5:00 am) |
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Is it worth the extra money to get the Touring? Is the Navigation system worth it? I'm afraid that I will hate that it doesn't have touch screen. .
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Replying to: nucargurl (Mar 12, 2009 11:24 am) By comparison, the built-in nav in the Honda/Acura is one of the best. The Honda is missing real-time traffic re-routing but otherwise is great. We love the interface and the accuracy way more than our Garmin. At first I was worried about the joystick instead of the touch screen but after a couple weeks I became a convert and now like it actually more than a touch screen. When driving you can control the joystick effortlessly without the distraction of looking closely at the screen to see where you need to type. Even better is all the voice control, which allows hands free use of not just the phone but all the nav functions, the radio, ipod and even the temperature settings, etc. We also love how the Touring has true iPod integration, not just an audio-in port. You can view and navigate playlists, albums, etc. from the nav screen or voice control while the ipod charges quietly in the center console. And the large screen for the backup camera has also been a hit. I would say if you plan to use the nav a lot or plan to use your ipod a lot, the Touring is a no-brainer over the EX-L. If not to both, probably not…
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