Most Reliable

Well, you peaked my interest. I went out and checked the fuse box on
my '94 GS-R. Had to stick my head under the dash. Cover detached
smartly to reveal the fuse chart. Standard blade-type fuses and a
little plastic fuse puller (plus spare fuses). No cables or other
significant obscurations. Used the fuse puller to remove a fuse, then
replaced it. Fuse box cover popped on smartly.

I don't know what Honda you have but this one is easy (except for
having to stick my head under the dash.)

 

Having a reliable Audi/VW product is a wonderful thing. Unfortunately this is
not the standard. If you plan on keeping your car for more then 5 years, you'd
be taking a big gamble on the Audi/VW product.

Pars
98 hatch

 

I have 1 91 and 2 92 Civic. I don't have a problem with them. The 2001 is a pita
to check power window fuses.

 

Real Men don't carry accessories.

I had to lie on the floor to check the fuses. Maybe they got that idea from
those '70s.

 

You're thinking of management - they make the Mafia look dainty when it
comes to raping a company of assets and screwing the employees,
stockholders *and* creditors - a trifecta few CEO's manage to achieve.

 

No - different guy. The clock man looney posts from Malaysia - Lim PE.

Rgds, George Macdonald

"Just because they're paranoid doesn't mean you're not psychotic" - Who, me??