CR-V

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by JS, Dec 2, 2004.

  1. JS

    JS Guest

    I know I should have asked before, but I just bought a new Honda CR-V 2.0i
    ES 4WD. Did I make a good choice? What are common problems with this model?
     
    JS, Dec 2, 2004
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  2. JS

    Todd Guest

    Are you saying you bought a pre owned(New to you)CRV or a brand new one?
    I have a 2002 EX with about 33,000 miles and so far so good. If I had
    to do it all over again I would purchase it again.
    I do have a couple minor issues I am going to have looked at next week
    when I get my oil changed at the dealership.
    1. Within the last few weeks my 6cd in dash player has started to develope
    skip. At first I thought it was the cd I was listening to and then I
    noticed I am getting skip with CD's 1-6. It is not the CDs.
    2. I have been hearing a annoying sound when the AC/Heater fan motor is on.
    It almost sounds like it is just rubbing against something as it is
    spinning.
    Both these issues I consider Minor.
    I have gotten a few recalls from Honda to fix some things but I am happy
    Honda thought they might have a problem so they fixed it before it could be
    a problem.
    This is the 4th Honda I've owned and don't see myself driving another Name
    plate.

    Todd
     
    Todd, Dec 2, 2004
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  3. JS

    motsco_ _ Guest

     
    motsco_ _, Dec 2, 2004
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  4. JS

    JS Guest

    I should have said it is brand new, model 2005.
     
    JS, Dec 3, 2004
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    Al Andre Guest

    Where did you get the 2.0i ES from? This cannot be a US model. The US CRV's
    are only listed as LX, EX and SE. The engine is a 2.4 inline DOHC 4cyl. As
    far as I know it is problem free, but I'm new to them also. Going to get a
    new 2005 one in the spring. Probably the LX 4WD.
     
    Al Andre, Dec 6, 2004
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