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  1. Trevor
    I wonder if it is an 'average' fuel consumption meter and has settled down after a mixed driving style if you reset it then it may go back to the actual consumption figure Alternatively, a service may be due and the engine oil quality can contribute to a decrease in economy if the cylinder compressions are reduced with the oil not sealing the rings/bore as efficiently
  2. Trevor
    Here is a selection of thermostats available on eBay https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=thermostat&_sacat=0&_from=R40&selcontext=productType%3ACAR_AND_TRUCK&selvel=Variant%3APetrol%2BMPV%2CCar+Make%3AHonda%2CCars+Type%3A1.7%2B16V%2CPlat_Gen%3ARN%2CCars+Year%3A2003%2CBodyStyle%3AFWD%2B--%2BRN%2CModel%3AStream%2CEngine%3A1668cc%2B92KW%2B125HP%2BD17A2%3BD17A5
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    its usually written in the service book, audio handbook or a separate card in the vehicle wallet If not then the dealer should be able to look up the number (probably for a small charge)
  4. Trevor
    I'm sure if there is corrosion around the area as long as it hasn't gone too deep then possibly it could be taken apart, cleaned up and a new gasket with sealant fitted
  5. Trevor
    Unfortunately, aftermarket parts don't always last the distance like original parts. Can it be welded as this may be sufficient to keep it going as long as there are no leaks
  6. Trevor
    Fine looking machine! How did it get on with the MOT test?
  7. Trevor
    That looks aweful, what ever possessed them to cut it that badly. At the very least I would be tempted to tidy it up with a hacksaw so it doesn't look that bad or maybe put some trim over the edges (I think Halfords sell some door trim that may work)
  8. Trevor
    I would strip the pads out and copperslip the contact points in the caliper carrier bracket then refit to see if that makes a difference
  9. Trevor
    not sure of the differences but worth asking Honda parts department who could give you the relevant part numbers
  10. Trevor
    Have you fitted any aftermarket electrical equipment (dashcam, satnav, stereo) as this may have affected the power supply?
  11. Trevor
    Not sure, but sounds like it needs reprogramming to learn the shift positions. A Honda dealership should be able to perform this operation Sometimes (on other vehicle makes) it can be done manually by resetting the system and driving it to learn the shift patterns but I think it may be best to take to Honda on this occassion
  12. Trevor
    Agree with Scoobs and also the market dictates that it is audible for security and insurance reasons. My Alfa Romeo Mito was not switchable to silent arm/disarm but if you set the region to the Netherlands it would be possible to switch off.
  13. Trevor

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    Trevor replied to Mark59's topic in CR-V 2007 to 2011

    possibly temperature control not working properly, but would require diagnosis to eliminate this as an issue. I would first check the cabin filter is not completely clogged up and not allowing air to flow through - a cheap and easy fix if this was the case
  14. Trevor
    There are a few E:NY1 members in the forum now, so hopefully one of them might know the answer
  15. Trevor
    Yes, very sad indeed that some of these stores are no longer around
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