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You don't have to be embarassed 'cause you wanna run your Pilot through the auto car wash. It seems like a good question. Even for those who do religiously keep theirs washed and waxed by hand...there may be some occasion sometime that the car wash would be used.
I've always used the brushless/no-touch washes for a quick run through if needed and no time to do it myself. Also had my Accord professionally detailed regularly by a guy that stops by businesses and does 2 cars a day. Not sure about the alignment thing but another good question. Safe Piloting...
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Join Date: May 2002
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In 155,000 miles we detailed the old Range Rover twice.
Once right before we moved (as a present for my wife), and once right before we sold it. Other than that it got normal washes, either drive-through touchless, drive-through DIY, or Driveway with the kids. About the only thing we avoilded was drive through brush type, and over-enthousiastic polishing. When we sold it people could not believe it had 155,00 miles nor that it was 10 years old! P.S. 6 of the 10 years in the Southern California sun without a garage!
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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While driving, all of a sudden an indicator lit up "Side Airbag Is Off." After about 20 miles, the indicator just turned off. Has anybody experienced this? This is just the second week that I had the Pilot - should I read the manual cover to cover? :(
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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Got my Pilot Monday. Visited the dealer the following day - the back rest of the smaller seat in the middle row will not fold and slide forward to let a passenger to the third row. Today, the bigger seat in the same row will not slide forward but backrest folds down. Now I have some seat mechanism exposed until the dealer gets the parts. Please tell me that I am not the only one ... |
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Where would the etched VIN numbers if infact the dealer actually did the etching, instead of just charging me for it?
I can't seem to find any, but yet there it is on my contract. Any Ideas, Photos? Any recourse? Thanks, Lyn White EX-L RES Las Vegas |
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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With the window "rolled up" (tells you how old my last car was) and standing outside the driver's door, mine is along the bottom, about four inches to the left of the door frame (translation: bottom right corner). The passenger's etching is bottom left.
You should be able to go back to the dealer and ask them to show you. If they can't, either get them to do it "again" or refund your money.
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Window eching is just the newest "Profit Boster" for the dealership.
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I have Pilot EX Taffeta white (4 days old). This morning while admiring my Pilot, I noticed
the tires being Bridgestone Dueler brand. Is it a good thing since I read about Pilot having Good year tires and some member are compalining about it? Thanks! |
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Ther are several tires with that name.
The ones I have oin my '02 CR-V are not good at all. Not much grip, and lots of noise. Other models I hear are fairly well liked.
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I can't comment on those particular tires, but I had Dueler APTs on my Jeep Grand Cherokee and really like them. As a matter of fact, I liked them so much, I put a set on my next Grand Cherokee also. Unfortunately, I do not think they still sell the APTs. At least I haven't seen them in a while.
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Hi guys... Anyone out there heard about this tire change?? When did Honda change the tires from Goodyear to Bridestone? Hmmm this is kind of interesting... Is the Bridestone the same size as the goodyears? rob
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