Alan gsd

Trust you put the problem into good old Youtube?? There is bit on there about restting the service indicator

Smart looking motor... Honds think of every thing ever a map to show where you feet go 😁

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https://www.acurapartswarehouse.com/oem/acura~sensor~assy~r~rr~57470-sz3-010.html The above website (in the US) has the rear ABS part and links with your part number may be worth an email to them?

Have you looked at sites in the EU or the US

Hi Tiz, have you looked at these ites?? https://hondaspareparts.co.uk/collections/discontinued-parts?srsltid=AfmBOooXh0sPT4xdU8LmRqY3qqXYnlAdsMZQs1kzkyU7VYgAjns1oGDl https://www.parts-honda.uk/

Welcome! If you need help anytime loads of great advice on here. Your wife fills it????? she's one to keep then think!! Does she clean i tas well???????????????? Alan

Been driving 50 years so an Age old question with a diesel engiine do you i 1. Start and drive away 2. Or allow time for the engine to warm up before setting off Best advice for my 2005 CRV diesel please

Going back to my squeaky clutch I've found it's my boots that I where for dogging!! NO not that kind !! driving to where I walk and train my dogs

Thanks Trevor, bit late to wish you the same but I hope you had the best of times. been preoccupied by dog related things for a couple of months hopefully that's is all sorted now. Wishing everyone what hopefully will be a better year than 24

Shold have been Oh dear hahahahah ! I've stop using it now

No dear! What damage will I be doing with the WD40 !!!

My 2005 CRV had a new clutch fitted at the start of this year before that and after when the weather is dry the clutch often becomes squeaky in wet it it never happen so recently I've been spraying WD40 though the gap behind the front wheels and to date it's seems to have done the trick! Could this have lubricated the problem I don't know but fingers crossed 😏