I hate major maintenance
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I hate major maintenance
I just did a major maintenance on my poor 94 accord, ~180K miles.
1/. Complete timming change - Had to replace the crank pulley as well, the old one cracked. I was about to get the complete Unorthodox SS package (crank, alternator, and PS) but it'd cost me $250. So I bought a used crank pulley at a junkyard for 80 bucks .
2/. Major tune up.
3/. Front brake disc & pads.
All together cost me like 600 bucks for these OEM Honda parts
I'm broke. Now it's the lightning issue as well. Anyone has a spare OEM projector that you don't use (that'd fit D2S bulbs) that want to sell, please let me know. I'm looking for one to do the retrofit on my accord
1/. Complete timming change - Had to replace the crank pulley as well, the old one cracked. I was about to get the complete Unorthodox SS package (crank, alternator, and PS) but it'd cost me $250. So I bought a used crank pulley at a junkyard for 80 bucks .
2/. Major tune up.
3/. Front brake disc & pads.
All together cost me like 600 bucks for these OEM Honda parts
I'm broke. Now it's the lightning issue as well. Anyone has a spare OEM projector that you don't use (that'd fit D2S bulbs) that want to sell, please let me know. I'm looking for one to do the retrofit on my accord
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Originally Posted by PoohBoi
local honda doesn't have it instock
For the future:
www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
In terms of maintenance, spending a few hundred on a rare occasion is better than not spending any money and letting your car fall apart. If you take care of the Honda, then it will last forever. I have over 216k on mine, and it still runs strong.
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Originally Posted by SmutWanter
For the future:
www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
In terms of maintenance, spending a few hundred on a rare occasion is better than not spending any money and letting your car fall apart. If you take care of the Honda, then it will last forever. I have over 216k on mine, and it still runs strong.
www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
In terms of maintenance, spending a few hundred on a rare occasion is better than not spending any money and letting your car fall apart. If you take care of the Honda, then it will last forever. I have over 216k on mine, and it still runs strong.
Originally Posted by flyromeo3
where can i buy say the spark plugs/ cap/ rotor/ spark. cables.? all in one package say?
I tried searching that site above and oddly they dont carry none of that stuff.
I tried searching that site above and oddly they dont carry none of that stuff.
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Originally Posted by flyromeo3
where can i buy say the spark plugs/ cap/ rotor/ spark. cables.? all in one package say?
I tried searching that site above and oddly they dont carry none of that stuff.
I tried searching that site above and oddly they dont carry none of that stuff.
You can get the spark plugs and wires here:
http://www.ngk.com/default.asp