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Replying to: peachey (Oct 14, 2009 4:06 am) Aren't both sets of tires directional? Sometimes, improper installation of directional tires results in vibrations. I would check if all 4 tires are rotating in the proper direction. It should be indicated on the sidewall with an arrow.
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Replying to: blueiedgod (Oct 14, 2009 8:52 am)
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Replying to: peachey (Oct 15, 2009 7:10 am) Cooper CS4 Touring Recall |
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2009 Honda CRV Can you put an after market Blue Tooth Integrated/Radio System, in the vehicle without problems? Can you put an after market Remote Start, in the vehicle without problems? Any suggestions on the Blue Tooth Technology for the CRV?
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Replying to: ylrebmikaka (Oct 17, 2009 12:46 pm) Can you put an after market Blue Tooth Integrated/Radio System, in the vehicle without problems? Can you put an after market Remote Start, in the vehicle without problems? Any suggestions on the Blue Tooth Technology for the CRV? I have Pioneer AVIC 700 BT with: AM/FM/Sat/HD/CD/SD/DIVX/XVID/MP3/WMA/AUX/BlueTooth/GPS/VoiceRecognition.... I had to get a PAX translator to integrate the steering wheel controls, and XM receiver to enable SAT radio. So, yes it can be done. There are aftermarket remote starting systems. Just make sure you pick one that does not require you to leave your spare key in the car. All aftermarket remote starters defeat the immobilizer chip either by requireing spare key to be in the vehicle, or by generating the code to mimic the key presence. |
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Replying to: gkg452 (Oct 14, 2009 5:19 am) As an aside, after Buckeye Honda, Lancaster, Ohio, advised that I would have to "live with it" I filed a customer claim with BBB Auto Line. BBB Auto Line refused to arbitrate with American Honda because the mileage on my CR-V was in excess of the Honda warranty (36,000) at the time I filed the claim (even though the mileage documented by Buckeye Honda for the first of five attempted repairs was less than 36,000). It was explained by the BBB that I did not meet the "Time Period for Filing" for the claim to be eligible under their program. Since I put my misguided faith in Honda by allowing five months to elapse while Buckeye Honda dithered around before they told me to "live with it" the claim was determined to be untimely. Today I was informed by a customer service representative at American Honda that this body vibration is [quote] an inherent condition in this vehicle and not a defect [unquote]. Supposedly Honda engineers verified that this body vibration does not present a safety issue (this is debatable) and since the 2009 CR-V which I test drove [apparently a determining factor] demonstrated the same vibration, that this car has no defect. I beg to differ and advised him that my next car will be a Chevrolet. Also, Buckeye Honda has seen the last of my continued patronage.
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| 30 days only with my new 2010 EX-L and no vibration issues to report. So at least for this short period, is not an inherent condition in this vehicle for 2010 model | |
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Replying to: peachey (Oct 30, 2009 10:09 am) Given the LACK of Honda support it appears others have received, I will immediately begin taking this to my Honda dealer to document the issue. Further, I suggest we start a "Twitter" campaign to get the attention of Honda marketing. This is a serious problem and the response you received is crazy. Imagine if they said, "Not starting in cold weather is an inherent issue with this car but not a safety issue"! Crazy. Look for the hash tag #honda and #hondacrvvibration for the campaign. Kevin
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Replying to: kevinaom (Oct 31, 2009 11:30 am) |
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| Just completed 3000 mile cross country trek in 2008 CRV EX L which had 11400 miles at srtart of trip . I averaged an astounding 31.7 MPGs most of which was at 70MPH on Cruise control. The low end MPG 23.1 up mountains inthe west the best at 37.8 going down those mountains. No issues whatsoever about anything. Vehicle ran better than Secretariat in the 73 Kentucky Derby ! | |
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