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345 messages, Last post on Sep 04, 2009 at 5:23 PM
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"Product Update: Water Pump Pulley Bolts May Lose Tension" 06 and 07, if you haven't gotten one of these in the mail you'd better call the dealer. It seems the water pump pulley bolts can come loose and cause the drive belt to break. I am really glad that Honda is taking care of this for me. However, this is the third or fourth item that has been recalled since my purchase of my Civic a year ago. It is a sad thing in this day and age (technologies, education of designers and manufacturers, computers etc.) to have brand new cars having problems like this. This is the oposite of the long enjoyed reputation of Japanese automobiles of years gone by not having repairs to speak of for many years of ownership......even when the vehicle was abused and not maintained. Japanese quality WAS Japanese manufactured and assembled.....100%. Honda and Toyota have sadly watered down their product quality by getting American ANYTHING involved in the production and/or design of their vehicles. |
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Had it done after receiving a recall notice in the mail. Also had the rear suspension problem taken care of at the same time. With the Lug bug issue and the brake seals issue already addressed, guess that should be it. Still love the car but don't want to see the dealer any time soon...lol! The Sandman
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Replying to: sandman46 (Sep 23, 2008 2:03 pm) But, My folks have a 2007 Civic EX Sedan, early build probably (Jan 2007 purchase). Would it possibly be included? |
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I bought my Civic 08 last september. I am getting 34 MPG..Is that ok?? Will it improve later?? Thanks
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Check with Honda to see if your folks vin number is included. I got a notice in the mail from them. The Sandman |
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Replying to: cuyseco (Nov 14, 2008 7:38 am) My 07 gets 41 hwy loaded with the air on. I asked the salesman why that is and he told me the gov't just changed how they rate the MPG's on new cars. That doesn't explain the actual numbers you and I are coming up with on the road. |
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Replying to: cuyseco (Nov 14, 2008 7:38 am) |
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Replying to: cuyseco (Nov 14, 2008 7:38 am) Jack |
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I have Honda Civic, LX, model 2009 Gas millage of this car is overall a DISASTER: 260 miles so far, 20.8 MPG, city ride mostly. I was not pushing the gas pedal to hard, neither was accelerating to fast, never went over 2300 RPM. With my old Honda Civic 1994 I managed to get 32-35 MPG pure city drive and 41 MPG mostly highway. I understand that the car is new I that the MPG might get better after couple hundred or thousands miles, but I don’t believe it’s going to get so much better than this. If I was not careful enough I am quite sure the millage would be 18 MPG or lest, which is the millage of a middle size SUV. Did you have any experience like this with your brand new car or you had good millage straight from the dealer's lot. Thanks
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Replying to: Batta011 (Nov 27, 2008 7:53 pm)
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