Bc I have a Question about my 2019 Honda Accord 2.0T. I am being told to heat the engine up before driving so the TurboCharger Oil is Hot enough for the Turbocharger and is the Turbocharger only working in Sport Mode. Thanks for any reply
The moment you turn on your Honda Accord. Start driving it casually right when you turn it on as long as your cabin windows are clear. There is no need to warm up your vehicle while staying still. Drive your vehicle to warm it up. Whether in Normal mode or Sport mode, anytime you step on the throttle pedal, your turbo is spinning and working. Your engine oil will get hot as you drive it. Remember to change your fluids often and you'll be fine.
I have owned Hondas for 20 years and my children have purchased Honda vehicles. They used to be a quality vehicle. No longer. My current Honda will be my last. My dealership recommended that I put in a claim for yet another expensive repair due to faulty parts. A Timing Chain for $3,000.00 at 170,000 km (105,000 miles). Honda denied my claim without hesitation. My previous vehicle needed a new transmission at about the same mileage mark. I have always kept maintenance up to date. I didn’t mind paying a higher price for a quality vehicle, however, current prices and lower quality vehicles have resulted in another lost customer for Honda. I doubt they care. There are better quality vehicles out there at a much more reasonable price. Goodbye Honda.
@@danielmcdermott5161 prey to hear. What engine needed the timing chain? The only time I see this is from poor maintenance which includes following Hondas maintenance minder unfortunately.
@ 2017 CRV 1.5l 4 cylinder. I have always kept maintenance up to date and always at the Honda dealership. I am a big believer in maintenance. All invoices for maintenance were supplied to Honda and they could see it online. They simply did not care. If they don’t care, I don’t care for their products. Even the dealership agreed that they should have shown some type of compensation. They lost a very loyal customer as well as my family’s business.
Looks pretty straightforward. Thanks bro!
@@JimG27 yeah it is
Wow. Hondas are super easy to work on!
In this case it is. Sometimes it’s not lol
Than.
Then is sequential, than is comparative. This then that. Here more than there.
@@louf7178 Also I speak, read, and write 3 languages. Thanks for your concern.
the cable that is connected to gas door disconnected..seems to be an issue..seeing how easy it is to open door anyways ..is the fix worth it?
@@Tracy-wr7mj depends, sometimes they destroy the lock and looks pretty awful.
@BCautosolutions so duct tape inside is keeping it closed..good for now.
Bc I have a Question about my 2019 Honda Accord 2.0T. I am being told to heat the engine up before driving so the TurboCharger Oil is Hot enough for the Turbocharger and is the Turbocharger only working in Sport Mode. Thanks for any reply
The moment you turn on your Honda Accord. Start driving it casually right when you turn it on as long as your cabin windows are clear. There is no need to warm up your vehicle while staying still. Drive your vehicle to warm it up. Whether in Normal mode or Sport mode, anytime you step on the throttle pedal, your turbo is spinning and working. Your engine oil will get hot as you drive it.
Remember to change your fluids often and you'll be fine.
@@billwylde4846 Agreed. Always baby your car until it warms up. Your drivetrain will last longer.
this works on 2013-17 accord v6?
@@bigpapi88 I can’t remember tbh but I believe so.
I have owned Hondas for 20 years and my children have purchased Honda vehicles. They used to be a quality vehicle. No longer. My current Honda will be my last. My dealership recommended that I put in a claim for yet another expensive repair due to faulty parts. A Timing Chain for $3,000.00 at 170,000 km (105,000 miles). Honda denied my claim without hesitation. My previous vehicle needed a new transmission at about the same mileage mark. I have always kept maintenance up to date. I didn’t mind paying a higher price for a quality vehicle, however, current prices and lower quality vehicles have resulted in another lost customer for Honda. I doubt they care. There are better quality vehicles out there at a much more reasonable price. Goodbye Honda.
@@danielmcdermott5161 prey to hear. What engine needed the timing chain? The only time I see this is from poor maintenance which includes following Hondas maintenance minder unfortunately.
@ 2017 CRV 1.5l 4 cylinder. I have always kept maintenance up to date and always at the Honda dealership. I am a big believer in maintenance. All invoices for maintenance were supplied to Honda and they could see it online. They simply did not care. If they don’t care, I don’t care for their products. Even the dealership agreed that they should have shown some type of compensation. They lost a very loyal customer as well as my family’s business.
@ thanks for sharing, sorry to hear
easier THAN.
Use *than* when comparing. *Then* is used when "this happened, and THEN that happened"
@@rexrufer I speak, read, and write 3 languages. Sometimes my ESL doesn’t ESL. Thanks tho ✅