I was wondering if any of you ever printed a TSB report on the car and brought them to the dealer to get them fixed. I don't think the 03 would have that many issues that need to be corrected anyways. Thanks

 

Typically a dealer just won't do a TSB because the customer requested. It depends on the TSB as well and how many they have seen come through the door. If they did a TSB for every time someone walks through the door, Honda might as well as just do a recall or do them when the car is in for service. The dealer typically verifies the condition exists.

 

00-064 AUG 03 Body - Windshield Molding is Deformed
98-018 JUL 03 Drivetrain - Revised CV Joint Boot Band/Installation
00-088 JUN 03 Brakes - Brake Disc Refinishing Guideline
00-049 APR 03 Antitheft System - Type 2 System Operation/Programming
01-008 APR 03 Body - Driver Window Won't Go All The Way Down
98-011 APR 03 Keyless Entry - Transmitter ID/Programming
03-023 APR 03 Body - Convertible Top Creaks/Pops/Rattles on Rough Road
03-020 MAR 03 Engine Controls/Emissions - OBD II DTC's & Monitors
03-014 FEB 03 Body - Convertible Top Cover Snap Broken
03-012 FEB 03 Interior - Center Console Lifts Up in the Back
03-001 JAN 03 Emissions/Engine Controls - MIL ON/DTC P1457 (EVAP)

 

TSB's are designed to help dealers quickly repair a car with a specific problem. The key is the car has to have the problem. Dealers normally won't perform then unless your car shows the symptoms that match the TSB. They are not recalls. You won't be able to walk in and have them all done to your car.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 3ngin33r1
03-023

 

Yeah, there's a fix, that's why there's a TSB.