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Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 10:04pm On Oct 08
Cryomancer:

There's currently one Toyota matrix in my estate in the middle of the road since Sunday morning with a leg pull that the owner must have abandoned due frustration I guess.

I laugh each time I drive by..🤣🤣🤣🤣
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 10:08pm On Oct 08
Cryomancer:

There's currently one Toyota matrix in my estate in the middle of the road since Sunday morning with a leg pull that the owner must have abandoned due frustration I guess.

I laugh each time I drive by..🤣🤣🤣🤣
pls how many kilometers per litre do you think eod should cover for city drive with ac considering it's 2.4l engine?
Re: The HONDA Club by ehmmy11(m): 11:59pm On Oct 08
Cryomancer:


Very great car. I currently use EOD and since my purchase, I have never had any leg pull neither have I been stranded. Since I know that the double wishbone that the Honda leg uses is not as reliable as the MacPherson found in other vehicles, I give more attention to it by always checking it's condition every month and go for a replacement between 6-8months depending on my vehicle usage and road condition. All the replaced ones are in my toolbox and a very much in good condition as well but I still change them just to ensure I do due diligence.

Also, if your shock, lower/upper arm bushing, engine and gear mount isn't in good condition, it might also impact negatively on your ball joint.

The secret to all it for me is to have a very good maintenance culture and attention to details. If you wish to cut corners or you lack maintenance culture, Honda vehicles will deal with you terribly.

I hope this helps.

Thanks for your input,

I’m a very careful person paying attention to details won’t be a problem for me.

The parts you change brand new or toks ?
Re: The HONDA Club by DarkRider: 8:24am On Oct 09
Cryomancer:


Glad you were very observant of your temperature gauge.

I don't know how tech savvy you are with vehicle components, but I'll advise you engage a professional with it if this is your first time, since you'll be installing a thermostat. One wrong move could cost dearly.

Maybe the elders in the house could guide you through.
Installing a thermostat?
Re: The HONDA Club by DarkRider: 8:30am On Oct 09
Also could a bad ect 2 sensor be the reason why my fans don't turn on at all?

Fans are good, fuses are good, relays are good. Scanned it and didn't get any cooling system related codes.

I removed the direct connection and allowed it warm up to 98°c and no signal from ecu to turn on the fans

jceesquare Conner44 Cryomancer Macmilla
Re: The HONDA Club by Louiscars: 9:29am On Oct 09
DarkRider:
Also could a bad ect 2 sensor be the reason why my fans don't turn on at all?

Fans are good, fuses are good, relays are good. Scanned it and didn't get any cooling system related codes.

I removed the direct connection and allowed it warm up to 98°c and no signal from ecu to turn on the fans
What car is this, does it have a separate fan module on the fan area

jceesquare Conner44 Cryomancer Macmilla

Re: The HONDA Club by Macmilla(m): 10:14am On Oct 09
DarkRider:
Also could a bad ect 2 sensor be the reason why my fans don't turn on at all?

Fans are good, fuses are good, relays are good. Scanned it and didn't get any cooling system related codes.

I removed the direct connection and allowed it warm up to 98°c and no signal from ecu to turn on the fans

jceesquare Conner44 Cryomancer Macmilla

No ECT 2 means no radiator fan.
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 10:20am On Oct 09
Pls help. The thermostat I bought, I put it inside hot water, the valve opened ( became longer) but when I removed it and put in cold water , no changes occurred. It remained opened till now sef. Is that how he used to do?
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 10:25am On Oct 09
Pls help me!


The thermostat I bought, after putting it in a hot water, the valve opened (it became longer) but when I removed it from hot water, it remained the same. It didn't close . Up till now it's still open. Is that how it used to be? Pls advice me on what to do
Re: The HONDA Club by Macmilla(m): 10:27am On Oct 09
ehmmy11:



Good day all

I’m very much interested in getting accord eod or dc
I4 engine.

My biggest concern with this car is the lower or upper arm failure, in country like ours, one won’t want to be be stranded at certain times or places

Please how best to maintain these parts and not experience this failure as I think Honda accord is very superior to its rival

Don’t have money for the 2013 upward model 😅 for now
I've been using Honda for more than 10yrs now and have never had a ball joint pull. Coincidentally, just 3days ago, I saw a 2006 Corolla on the middle of the road with one front leg forming rebel.
Point is, maintenance is key. Don't ignore any abnormal sound for long. Change your ball joint every one-two years depending on the quality of the one you have installed and how roughly you used the car. New OEM ones are quite expensive, so I use foreign used OEM ones and replace them every year depending on how I use the car. Just pay attention and you will never be stranded.

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Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 10:41am On Oct 09
Hi
Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 11:13am On Oct 09
Bola4boy:
pls how many kilometers per litre do you think eod should cover for city drive with ac considering it's 2.4l engine?
Boss I don't know how to calculate that thing oo. I just ensure my car is in good condition and I drive to wherever I want to go. I just know say my car no dey chop fuel sha
Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 11:14am On Oct 09
ehmmy11:


Thanks for your input,

I’m a very careful person paying attention to details won’t be a problem for me.

The parts you change brand new or toks ?

They are new parts but Taiwan, not those fake China ones.

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Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 11:18am On Oct 09
DarkRider:
Installing a thermostat?
Yes Boss, the thermostat was likely removed that's why the fan was connected directly. If you want to revert the fan to factory standard, you'll also need to get the thermostat installed because that's part of what regulated the fan to come on/off
Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 11:19am On Oct 09
Bola4boy:
Pls help me!


The thermostat I bought, after putting it in a hot water, the valve opened (it became longer) but when I removed it from hot water, it remained the same. It didn't close . Up till now it's still open. Is that how it used to be? Pls advice me on what to do

From my little knowledge, I think it was supposed to close back once the temperature becomes cool.
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 11:30am On Oct 09
Pls I need help
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 11:33am On Oct 09
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Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 11:55am On Oct 09
Cryomancer:

From my little knowledge, I think it was supposed to close back once the temperature becomes cool.
Thanks boss, I'll have to return it. That's why I keep looking for brand new thermostat. All these fake and bad parts don Taya me
Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 12:34pm On Oct 09
Bola4boy:
Thanks boss, I'll have to return it. That's why I keep looking for brand new thermostat. All these fake and bad parts don Taya me
I don't know where you're buying your parts from or your location but I've once gotten a new thermostat from Willoughby Street in Oyingbo, Lagos.
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 1:03pm On Oct 09
Cryomancer:
I don't know where you're buying your parts from or your location but I've once gotten a new thermostat from Willoughby Street in Oyingbo, Lagos.
Boss, pls share me the number I can call. So they can weybill it to me in ibadan
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 1:04pm On Oct 09
Then someone said it only closes when in the engine. Can that be true
Re: The HONDA Club by ehmmy11(m): 2:18pm On Oct 09
Macmilla:

I've been using Honda for more than 10yrs now and have never had a ball joint pull. Coincidentally, just 3days ago, I saw a 2006 Corolla on the middle of the road with one front leg forming rebel.
Point is, maintenance is key. Don't ignore any abnormal sound for long. Change your ball joint every one-two years depending on the quality of the one you have installed and how roughly you used the car. New OEM ones are quite expensive, so I use foreign used OEM ones and replace them every year depending on how I use the car. Just pay attention and you will never be stranded.


Thanks so much
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 4:19pm On Oct 09
Cryomancer:
I don't know where you're buying your parts from or your location but I've once gotten a new thermostat from Willoughby Street in Oyingbo, Lagos.
pls I sent you mail. Thanks
Re: The HONDA Club by barek1337: 5:34pm On Oct 09
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Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 7:30pm On Oct 09
Bola4boy:
Then someone said it only closes when in the engine. Can that be true
I really do not have any idea
Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 7:31pm On Oct 09
Bola4boy:
Boss, pls share me the number I can call. So they can weybill it to me in ibadan


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Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 7:53pm On Oct 09
Cryomancer:


Sunny 0701 785 1838
Thanks boss, I will contact the person
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 7:35pm On Oct 15
I was able to purchase a tokunbo radiator that has the etc sensor. I would have gone for a new one but I was told the new one doesn't have the sensor.

So, the ect sensor 2 code has disappeared and the engine performance is much better. I appreciate everyone for their contributions
Re: The HONDA Club by Cryomancer: 11:05pm On Oct 15
Bola4boy:
I was able to purchase a tokunbo radiator that has the etc sensor. I would have gone for a new one but I was told the new one doesn't have the sensor.

So, the ect sensor 2 code has disappeared and the engine performance is much better. I appreciate everyone for their contributions

I'm glad you got it resolved without breaking the bank.

Enjoy your ride Sir.
Re: The HONDA Club by Bola4boy(m): 11:13pm On Oct 15
Another challenge: I haven't installed thermostat. Won't the heat pressure too much for the single cell radiator I got? I dey fear overheating o
Re: The HONDA Club by Conner44: 1:05pm On Oct 16
Bola4boy:
Another challenge: I haven't installed thermostat. Won't the heat pressure too much for the single cell radiator I got? I dey fear overheating o

Put in your thermostat or keep wasting fuel everytime you drive.

The choice is entirely yours
Re: The HONDA Club by jceesquare(m): 10:58am On Oct 17
Bola4boy:
Another challenge: I haven't installed thermostat. Won't the heat pressure too much for the single cell radiator I got? I dey fear overheating o
No allow mechanic deceive you with the claim say more volume to hold water (aka double cell) be the best.
As long as you're not tracking the car all day, or hauling heavy load, or doing anything that would stress your cooling system and there are no underlying cooling issues with the car, the factory radiator is just fine for your car.

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