Honda Factory BS

I hope so too, I won't do something stupid like you did. It's not
rocket science to plug a hole. With your attitude, I can see why the
Honda guard sent you on your way empty handed.

You did check to see if a bottle cap wouldn't fit before shooting your
mouth off, right?

Anyhow, read what I wrote smart guy, I said a "bottle" not a "bottle
cap", but since you brought it up, I went and got a Pepsi bottle and
inverted it in my oil fill hole and guess what? Yeah, it's a perfect
fit. Have a look see:

http://tinypic.com/view/?pic=o08jev

I then cut off all but a few inches of the bottle and drove a total of
130 miles. Not a drop of oil leaked out. Have a look.

Actual photo after driving 130 miles:

http://tinypic.com/view/?pic=o08k74

The inverted cap by itself is a perfect fit, I left some of the bottle
on to prevent the cap from falling into the engine on the off chance
that heat caused it to shrink. It didn't.


In regards to Wal-Mart, I wrote "something to use for an oil cap" not a
"Honda oil cap". See, that's part of your problem, a narrow mind, not
able to see what's going on. For crying out loud, it's an opening that
needed plugged, how hard is it?

Oh sure it did, that's why you're worried your engine is full of
cardboard. A bottle is free and works great.

Oh really? How many auto assembly factories have you been in? I've been
in Marystown, Lordstown, Tarrytown, Baltimore truck/bus, and countless
others. I've seen many caps, all attached to engines.

BTW, Timmonsville SC is an assembly plant for Honda ATV's and
watercraft. Let me know which one of those oil caps will fit your car.

Your attutude and crying tell me more about you than I ever wanted to
know. My advice would be to go get a Pepsi bottle and shove it up your
ass!

 

Hmmm, sounds like yet another guard shack genius "just following
policy". Nothing particular to Honda about that!

John