Might not be the best idea especially for you getting into muskeg. I had wrapped my exhaust on a rock crawler I used to have. And when it would get muddy it would stink so bad for half an hour and would do it over and over every time you would shut the rig off and it would could down. Plus it will sweat and promote rust. Just my opinion
Yah - it's good the aftermarket is responding. Bad that they would need to on a problem like this.
Wtf? Not the point, 20k is the point and no customer service, maybe u will have a lemon one day and be making payments on something siting in the shop, hopefully not but ill stop posting now, I thought this was a group of honda guys my bad!!
Dude, my comment was meant to be supportive! Honda is a business like any other, they make mistakes, they have designing blunders, half of their dealerships service sucks, they don't stand 100% behind their product. And if men were angels, we wouldn't need a constitution either. As I've stated to you earlier in this thread, I feel for you and wish you luck.
On a first year model, bugs are gonna surface. However, we all took a leap of faith and trusted Honda and its undisputed engineering. If Honda had a "crate" engine that they could send out and have the dealer install in a couple weeks, then I think that most people would be very happy with the fix. Since this is not the case, I believe the right thing for Honda to do is give this poor man a new fricken buggy! That way, they keep a loyal customer and he's enjoying the buggy he is making payments on. Honda should be the one in a pickle, not their customer waiting for the dealer to fix it. Then have the dealer sell it as a used buggy and recoup as much money as possible. That's the right thing to do Honda. Good luck to you Sir.
Great, let's see if Honda does the right thing because we're all watching!!!
Customer satisfaction and business reputation tie into sales. That directly effects profits.
