Another one bites the dust
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From: DFW TX
Another one bites the dust
At 179K, the TLS got traded in on an Accord EXL I4.
The mileage thus far (all 80 miles) is about 32-34 mpg on regular vs the 22mpg on premium. Also I kept throwing a Cylinder 1, sometimes 3 and 4 misfire, even after changing the coil pack on 1 and plugs on all 6.
Sad to see it go but the new Accord is nice tech vs the 02 TLS.
Only gripe is that only the V6 come with homelink-want to kill the Honda sales people who came up with this one.
So 200 for the homelink module and all is well
Signature change soon
The mileage thus far (all 80 miles) is about 32-34 mpg on regular vs the 22mpg on premium. Also I kept throwing a Cylinder 1, sometimes 3 and 4 misfire, even after changing the coil pack on 1 and plugs on all 6.
Sad to see it go but the new Accord is nice tech vs the 02 TLS.
Only gripe is that only the V6 come with homelink-want to kill the Honda sales people who came up with this one.
So 200 for the homelink module and all is well
Signature change soon
-Brandon
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 787
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From: Tampa, Florida
Congrats on the new Accord!
The tech in the 9th Gen Accords is pretty awesome, and I never thought I'd like the LaneWatch system as much as I do. It's really helpful. College Hills Honda has a good price on the Homelink module ($185) and the install can be down in your own garage.
The tech in the 9th Gen Accords is pretty awesome, and I never thought I'd like the LaneWatch system as much as I do. It's really helpful. College Hills Honda has a good price on the Homelink module ($185) and the install can be down in your own garage.
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