Engine Oil Level
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From: Rowland Hts, CA
Originally posted by HopkintonMA
Derrick, don't you also want to make sure there are no extra bolts or clips in your car after Aaron is done?
Derrick, don't you also want to make sure there are no extra bolts or clips in your car after Aaron is done?
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From: WA
Originally posted by Nimbus
Derrick, just let me use your S2000 at one of the autocross events and I'm sure it'll be broken in by the time the day is over.
Derrick, just let me use your S2000 at one of the autocross events and I'm sure it'll be broken in by the time the day is over.
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From: Havre de Grace, Maryland
Derrick,
Your oil problem is not uncommon and yes you can do a 'search' to get more facts. I would also recommend that you take sometime and read your owners manual, it has some very good information that you NEED to know when owning a car that is not a typical get in and drive car.
By the way, the manual specifically tells you to check your oil EVERYTIME you fill-up with gasoline. Yes, everytime, failure to do so is a warranty issue. I keep my manual in the car or I would give the page number. I follow the same practice as Barry W does in that I note my gas receipts that I checked the oil and then file them.
I went through the #4 cylendar problem and it was a good thing that I kept my records straight. One of the first question you will be asked when it comes to a major warrant repair is your maintenance schedule and records. While Honda does take car of the customer, they expect the customer to take care of the Honda. This is just my $.02.
Your oil problem is not uncommon and yes you can do a 'search' to get more facts. I would also recommend that you take sometime and read your owners manual, it has some very good information that you NEED to know when owning a car that is not a typical get in and drive car.
By the way, the manual specifically tells you to check your oil EVERYTIME you fill-up with gasoline. Yes, everytime, failure to do so is a warranty issue. I keep my manual in the car or I would give the page number. I follow the same practice as Barry W does in that I note my gas receipts that I checked the oil and then file them.
I went through the #4 cylendar problem and it was a good thing that I kept my records straight. One of the first question you will be asked when it comes to a major warrant repair is your maintenance schedule and records. While Honda does take car of the customer, they expect the customer to take care of the Honda. This is just my $.02.