Honda Warranty
21-Nov-2002, 07:22 PM
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Originally posted by NoSpleeny
How about water spray going through my engine grill in the front of my car? Wouldn't that spray the filter and intake?
How about water spray going through my engine grill in the front of my car? Wouldn't that spray the filter and intake?
21-Nov-2002, 07:47 PM
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Originally posted by NoSpleeny
Hrm.. I'm curious than.. how come I have hard water spots ontop of my stock airbox?
I do spray my radiator when I wash my car.. but only from the outside.
Hrm.. I'm curious than.. how come I have hard water spots ontop of my stock airbox?
I do spray my radiator when I wash my car.. but only from the outside.
21-Nov-2002, 08:07 PM
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Okie!
Do you guys think I should go with genuine AEM or a knockoff like Ractive or Vibrant?
AEM is $370 for short ram.
Knock off is probably under $100.
What do you guys think?
Also.. would you go intake or foglights?
Do you guys think I should go with genuine AEM or a knockoff like Ractive or Vibrant?
AEM is $370 for short ram.
Knock off is probably under $100.
What do you guys think?
Also.. would you go intake or foglights?
21-Nov-2002, 09:48 PM
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Originally posted by SiR-Racer
no offense but it's no wonder most dealership service people are ******. from the sounds of it, it sounds like YOU are doing US (the customer) a favour by servicing our car! whatever, i dont need to suck up to a dealership service guy to get something done. i'm not saying that i'll be rude or anything but there are a TON of dealerships in town. it's dealership attitudes like this (as in the customer must suck up to the dealership) that pisses me off. if a dealership is being an *** about warranty then screw em. there are 50 other dealerships in town that deserve my business more.
no offense but it's no wonder most dealership service people are ******. from the sounds of it, it sounds like YOU are doing US (the customer) a favour by servicing our car! whatever, i dont need to suck up to a dealership service guy to get something done. i'm not saying that i'll be rude or anything but there are a TON of dealerships in town. it's dealership attitudes like this (as in the customer must suck up to the dealership) that pisses me off. if a dealership is being an *** about warranty then screw em. there are 50 other dealerships in town that deserve my business more.
21-Nov-2002, 10:29 PM
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Originally posted by NoSpleeny
can't we play nice kids?
I work at Staples.. and, all the time, I have to suck up to my customers to get business.
can't we play nice kids?
I work at Staples.. and, all the time, I have to suck up to my customers to get business.
- all i was trying to do was offer some friendly inside advice from another poor sob that has to deal with the general public - i certainly wasnt in a position of management where i could make decisions for or against a customer - its kinda like chewing out the minimum wage clerk for a company policy - you are yelling at the wrong person. anyone who does is just picking on someone they know can't talk back or they would lose their job - if thats how one gets their jollies then so be it - anyone who has ever worked in a position that serves the general public will know how frustrating it is to deal with obnoxious customershey u dont happen to work at the staples at weston rd and 401 do you?
21-Nov-2002, 10:41 PM
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Actually.. I can transfer there. I live closer to that one than I do to the one I currently work at. I work @ Sherway Gardens one. I am actually thinking of going there but the area there isn't exactly the greatest if you know what I mean
21-Nov-2002, 10:45 PM
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Originally posted by NoSpleeny
Actually.. I can transfer there. I live closer to that one than I do to the one I currently work at. I work @ Sherway Gardens one. I am actually thinking of going there but the area there isn't exactly the greatest if you know what I mean
Actually.. I can transfer there. I live closer to that one than I do to the one I currently work at. I work @ Sherway Gardens one. I am actually thinking of going there but the area there isn't exactly the greatest if you know what I mean
22-Nov-2002, 11:51 AM
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Originally posted by japscrap racing
boy i sure am glad i dont have to deal with shitty, argumentative, miserable attitudes like yours anymore - i pity ANY place of business that does
boy i sure am glad i dont have to deal with shitty, argumentative, miserable attitudes like yours anymore - i pity ANY place of business that does
22-Nov-2002, 12:49 PM
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Originally posted by NoSpleeny
EL_Sport: Is there anything like that on paper I can have a print out of?
EL_Sport: Is there anything like that on paper I can have a print out of?
22-Nov-2002, 12:59 PM
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Originally posted by EL_Sport
I believe I read it somewhere on the net, and also noticed it in my warranty paperwork from Acura. I'll try and check my warranty papers when I get home.
I believe I read it somewhere on the net, and also noticed it in my warranty paperwork from Acura. I'll try and check my warranty papers when I get home.
23-Nov-2002, 03:44 PM
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Originally posted by SiR-Racer
no wonder BMW has such a bad rep
no wonder BMW has such a bad rep
funnily enough the biggest and loudest complainers (like you) were the people who could barely afford to buy the cheapest BMW - go figure
some people are just mad at the world
23-Nov-2002, 07:57 PM
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anyone who has ever worked in a position that serves the general public will know how frustrating it is to deal with obnoxious customers
Do you guys think I should go with genuine AEM or a knockoff like Ractive or Vibrant?
24-Nov-2002, 02:45 PM
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Originally posted by japscrap racing
actually BMW has an excellent reputation as does honda
funnily enough the biggest and loudest complainers (like you) were the people who could barely afford to buy the cheapest BMW - go figure
some people are just mad at the world
actually BMW has an excellent reputation as does honda
funnily enough the biggest and loudest complainers (like you) were the people who could barely afford to buy the cheapest BMW - go figure
some people are just mad at the world
lol...sure thing buddy
actually BMW has a shitty rep. everyone knows BMW salesmen and servicepeople are arrogant bastards, much like yourself.
but we'll see who's laughing when i get my 350Z next year
you have fun in your over-priced BMW. hell, do you even own a BMW??
edit>> sorry, i just saw your sig and your SPANKING '95 CX hatch. way to go you damn hypocrite.
24-Nov-2002, 04:42 PM
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if u have the front strut bar that is made by (Neuspeed or DC sports) then u are fine cuz there's room for both SRI or CAI and the bar to stay under the hood. if u have other brand then i can tell u the SRI or CAI wont fit (100% sure)
secondly, it is hard to get the SRI to submerge and hydro lock the engine. but for CAI in winter or rainy day, you went through a big puddle then u are in trouble. cuz my friend blew his Si engine 2 weeks ago with CAI. those water mark on your stock air box are normal...every car should have it if u drive your car on the road.
third, i dont think u will feel your civic will be a lot faster with the SRI...u for sure can hear the sound from the intake but in HP gain..i would say 1 or 2 HP.
lastly, God damn it...if you are so worry about warranty then dont bother getting it. i think there's like 5 ppl who posted in this thread saying you are fine with warranty.
secondly, it is hard to get the SRI to submerge and hydro lock the engine. but for CAI in winter or rainy day, you went through a big puddle then u are in trouble. cuz my friend blew his Si engine 2 weeks ago with CAI. those water mark on your stock air box are normal...every car should have it if u drive your car on the road.
third, i dont think u will feel your civic will be a lot faster with the SRI...u for sure can hear the sound from the intake but in HP gain..i would say 1 or 2 HP.
lastly, God damn it...if you are so worry about warranty then dont bother getting it. i think there's like 5 ppl who posted in this thread saying you are fine with warranty.
24-Nov-2002, 06:40 PM
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Originally posted by SiR-Racer
lol...sure thing buddy
edit>> sorry, i just saw your sig and your SPANKING '95 CX hatch. way to go you damn hypocrite.
lol...sure thing buddy
edit>> sorry, i just saw your sig and your SPANKING '95 CX hatch. way to go you damn hypocrite.
Originally posted by japscrap racing
having worked as a service advisor at a dealership (BMW tho, not Honda)
having worked as a service advisor at a dealership (BMW tho, not Honda)
problem solved
now, Sir racer: what's wrong with being nice to mechanics in order to get things fixed cheaper, or at no cost? I dun know about you... but i don't like paying full price
