2008 Accord

Why don't you just ask the neighbor's kid to read the maintenance schedule
for you?

 

Their Owner's Manual says that if you change it yourself, just keep records
of it in the seperate record book that comes with the car.

I would keep all receipts, and just document the required info at change
time. The manual says it will NOT void any warranty, unless of course they
can prove you did something wrong..like not putting a *new* oil bolt-washer
thingie back on, or use wrong formula/weight oil, or something like that.

I will be changing the first one myself, no doubt. Second one too when oil
filter needed.

Other stuff like fluids we should always check ourselves. Brake fluid should
be done by someone that knows how, and I could do it, but what a pain it is
and I might screw it up easily. Etc...

Fluid checks, tire check/rotation, oil/filter change if needed, shocks
check, timing? perhaps, put on the Dyne Im sure...who knows especially since
its out of warranty, except if has used car one. Most likely you'll pay for
everything on the "service" appointment.

Best thing really is to call 'em, ask fer Service Dept., and ask
'em...everything else is a guess really.

Peace,
Polfus

 

Here's a better newsgroup for you, fruitcake:

alt.dumbasslosersthatthinktheyarefunnybutarereallyanasshole

Polfus

 

Neighbors kid couldn't stop laughing at you? Why don't you just
read it yourself?

 

Hey you dumb son of a bitch...you don't even know who you are talking to,
and you obviously have no reading skills as well.

I am not the original poster, you dumbass! You don't leave much room to get
any more stupid.

You cut on others and yet you can't even read properly.

LOL!

You could shut the **** up and I *guarantee* no one be upset, nor miss you
one bit.

Polfus

 

I saw the manual but I was wondering if somebody here
has first hand experience in usung this honda care warranty
and if they did not give hard time because oil changes were
done not in the shop.

I called them, and the person faxed me a list.
They call it "Minor Maintenance Package", cost is $138 + tax.

This is the list:

- Oil & filter change
- Scope engine (check timing & carb.)
- Inspect & top off all fluid levels
- Inspect, clean & adjust brakes
- Rotate tires, check pressure
- Inspect transmission (adjust clutch for manual trans models)
- Inspect suspension system
- Inspect steering system
- Safety inspection
- Check battery charge level/battery cable condition
- Perform final road testing

 

Well I called Honda directly and asked them. Regardless....they don't care
apparently as long as you keep records of it, and receipts don't hurt either
to prove it.

Call Honda USA yourself for peace of mind... 1-800-999-1009.

There you go...

Peace,
Polfus