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Very True Trevor, but hope you enjoy your Holiday and look forward to seeing you soon Best Regards BAZZER

Hi Guys Its very quiet on the forum lately unless everyone is on a well earned Holiday or having a nice rest with trouble free motoring . Hope everyone had a good Easter and look forward to some valued Member Contributions, I have couple to add and will let you know more later on. Best Wishes to All BAZZER RN 1

Hi Alan Sorry for the very late reply, I have been seriously busy over the last weeks with designing comms systems for Care Homes all over the country. In answer to your question, the Tyres are so far extremely good and have no complaints they have even stood up to a few Pot Hole Bashings so in my personal opinion ,for the price I would recommend them All the best BAZZER RN 1

Hi Marcin I would imagine that Trevor might know the answer to this my Friend , Fuel lines under pressure have to be exact and correctly fitted otherwise its an accident waiting to happen, I certainly wouldnt drive the car with leaking fuel. BAZZER RN 1

I think you may have to contact a Honda Main Dealer for the Sensor info, I would definitely change out the Radiator Thermostat first and see if the overheating problem is cured before changing the Sensors, that is the way I would do it Best Wishes BAZZER RN 1

Hi Alan There are products on the market that claim to renovate the lens but need patience and elbow grease to do it and then its not always the perfect finish they claim I got my car body repair guy to polish the lens with his magic paste and they have come up brilliant . BAZZER RN 1

Hi from one Barrie to another, sorry to hear of the prang with the Cyclist, not sure about the curtesy light problem, maybe a quick call to Service Manager at Honda, they are normally helpful, with regard to the Sat Nav Disc you could ask about that as well and some times get a replacement Disc on Ebay Cheers BAZZER 1 RN

I agree with Trevor Get in touch with VSOA and then contact the Main Honda Dealer, it cant be right to have this problem with only 29k on the clock and I believe that Honda would investigate this and hopefully replace the part F.O.C. Its not normal for Honda parts to fail like this. Best Wishes and Good luck BAZZER RN 1

Hi Jon Welcome to the Honda Club, Safe enjoyable Motoring BAZZER RN1

Hi Tony Welcome to the Honda Club .Nice place to move to with plenty of that Sunshine we need in the UK Best Regards BAZZER RN 1

Hi Christian Try a company called "Parts in Motion" They are pretty good and have always found them to be very helpful. Its worth a shot Cheers BAZZER RN 1

Welcome to the Honda Club I imagine the weather in Portugal is better than here in the UK ☔

It might be the Coolant Temperature Sensor causing your problem. I had a similar problem with my CRV ,I changed both Sensors and cured the overheating problem, Give it a go, the Sensors are are expensive and relatively easy to install. Let us know if this does fix it and also check the Radiator Thermostat as well which might be best to check first as its easier to replace, Do Not remove the Radiator Cap when the engine is Hot Best Wishes BAZZER RN 1

Thank you for the Kind Offer but my Religion will not allow me to partake in these activities ,However I have nominated an acquaintance of mine who goes by the name of Alan GSD Probably a fictitious name who I know would be the perfect substitute for David. He advertises in his local Church Magazine where you find his details Bless you my Son

Welcome to the Honda Club ,Always welcome