I think @Delton is running that panel.
Oh crap! I thought we were friends until I saw the Chevy in your picture!
Well at least you two are comfortable with tossing some crap at me. LOL It's possible that you guys maybe a couple of good ole boys like myself.We all make mistakes sometimes.
Joey I have had them all and they are all junk. New 2500 4x4 Ram needed new wheel bearrings and A/C quit with less than 30K miles. New Ford F150 4x4 sent out blue smoke with less than 2k miles. Chevy had a rear main leaking on the showroom floor and the door panel fell out in my hand one day. However my 1998 Chevy has been a good truck and Ill keep it to pass on. I haven't tried Toyota yet but Its going to happen soon.Oh crap! I thought we were friends until I saw the Chevy in your picture!
Well at least you two are comfortable with tossing some crap at me. LOL It's possible that you guys maybe a couple of good ole boys like myself.
Yes, So I bought a New old stock 2016 because I can be frugal. With that said, Grinch was delivered to the dealership in August 2016. Like most every mid size dear, they drove it out every day and put it up every night since then. The short trips didn't allow the engine to get warmed up and burn out the fuel residue and it built up on the spark plugs causing them to corrode and weaken. It is what I assumed (hoped) in the first place just based on my mechanical abilities. As a precaution Honda also had them drain and replace the fuel and I made them change the oil.Did they happen to tell you what caused your problem to start with
Mine doesn't have the voltmeter but basically the same. I think mine was like 40 bucks or something.I think @Delton is running that panel.
I have that panel. It's good. Really hard to take the switches out w/o breaking switch.
Agreed! Too bad they didn't all have to follow the same customer standards. It's nice that some do right by the customerdealer came all the way to fix it, now that impressive! If I could find a dealership like that then maybe I wouldn't have to memorize the damn service manual and have more free time lol.
Yes, So I bought a New old stock 2016 because I can be frugal. With that said, Grinch was delivered to the dealership in August 2016. Like most every mid size dear, they drove it out every day and put it up every night since then. The short trips didn't allow the engine to get warmed up and burn out the fuel residue and it built up on the spark plugs causing them to corrode and weaken. It is what I assumed (hoped) in the first place just based on my mechanical abilities. As a precaution Honda also had them drain and replace the fuel and I made them change the oil.