What did you do to your Honda today?
#11
Yesterday I restored the headlights, using the 3M kit with drill attachment.
I was amazed at how much easier it is to do this with a power drill vs by hand (my first kit).
The headlights look pretty clear now ... we'll see how long this holds up.
I'm thinking I should invest in a bottle of the UV protector solution to wipe down the headlights once a month or so.
I was amazed at how much easier it is to do this with a power drill vs by hand (my first kit).
The headlights look pretty clear now ... we'll see how long this holds up.
I'm thinking I should invest in a bottle of the UV protector solution to wipe down the headlights once a month or so.
#13
i restored my 2001 headlights and it looked good for about 6 months.
tomorrow i will swap the aftermarket tail lights for the stock ones for the buyer of my 2001.
yesterday i finished a 850 mile trip in the 2014 accord. fantastic drive.
today i bought deadener for the 2014 and tomorrow i buy the nicest amp i've ever had.
tomorrow i will swap the aftermarket tail lights for the stock ones for the buyer of my 2001.
yesterday i finished a 850 mile trip in the 2014 accord. fantastic drive.
today i bought deadener for the 2014 and tomorrow i buy the nicest amp i've ever had.
#16
This one has a jvc head unit in it, with cheap speakers in the doors ( I guess the previous owner "tried" to upgrade with radio shack ones ). I'm looking at customizing the center console to install a touch screen with gps, some nice door speakers and maybe a single 10 or 12 in the trunk
#19
And what was wrong with the old one? Did the new pump fix the problem?
#20
The old one was grinding and screaming. (had max fluid in my reservoir) It was time for another one after all it was the original and the chick I bought the car from got all of her work that was ever done at the shop. Just for giggles I got a cheap used on at a junkyard for like 10 bucks that showed no signs of wear but someone had taken the spout for the hose off. For the heck of it I used the parts from the used one to attempt to rebuild the old one. No success the pump was louder afterwards and leaked so I went to Oreilly's and got a new one. I bought a Cardone brand pump for $98.00 and instead of paying a $59 core charge I brought in the parts of the old $10 one :P. Came home swapped the pulleys, drained the fluid, mounted the new one, and refilled. Super quiet and steers way better now I like it :3 I think what was wrong with the old one was the bearing or whatever is on the shaft in the front was worn out. Good thing i grabbed new fluid the old stuff was a blackish brown.