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I have a 2016 EX Sedan. My original battery died at 34 months, but 39,xxx miles. Despite the 39,xxx miles, the dealership replaced it with a new Honda battery in Nov, 2018 for free. That battery now needs to be replaced. I asked the dealership parts department how much a Honda replacement...

Okay. I decided to disconnect the battery, and after reconnecting, the head unit was working again! Whew!

Thanks, but like I said, that button does nothing, no matter how long I hold it.

Except it wouldn't be possible to press and hold the console power button if the button isn't working, lol! I have this issue on my 2016 EX. I replaced the battery, the head unit flashes to hold the power button for 2 seconds, but the power button doesn't appear to work. Is there another...

In thinking back, I remember that my 1992 Accord EX had a larger turning radius than other similar-sized cars, which to me, meant the tires had less wear from turning sharply into parking spots, or maneuvering in parking lots or other tight spaces, etc. That may or may not have contributed to...

I've run my tires at ~38 psi since my 2016 Civic EX was new, rotating them every 10,000 miles. My original tires now have just over 73,000 miles on them. I visited a trusted local independent shop last week, and they told me that I should consider replacing my tires in ~5,000 more miles. The...

For whatever it's worth, I've run my tires at ~38 psi since my 2016 Civic EX was new, rotating them every 10,000 miles. My original tires now have just over 73,000 miles on them. I visited a trusted local independent shop last week, and they told me that I should consider replacing my tires in...

I'm revisiting this old thread approximately 6 years and 2 months after my original reply. I've run my tires at ~38 psi since my 2016 Civic EX was new, rotating them every 10,000 miles. My original tires now have just over 73,000 miles on them. I visited a trusted local independent shop last...

With 60/40 highway/city I've averaged 39.6 MPG, as tracked since 2016, and 41.2 MPG over my last 10 fill-ups. With 100% city winter driving, I average ~34 MPG.

I guess Si drivers must drive differently, or the design is different. I have a 2016 EX Sedan with 62,000 miles, and I still have the original brakes with no issues yet. My son has a 2016 EX-T Coupe with 94,000 miles, and he still has the original brakes with no issues yet.

That's the first thing I wondered about. How the heck wouldn't the brakes stop the car!?

Is your car out of warranty? When was it purchased? Does it have over 36,000 miles?

What kind of concert? Violin?

It's up to you. If you want to be ignorant and difficult, that's your choice. If you won't listen to the correct answers provided, it seems silly to even ask.

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As others pointed out, there is no set oil change interval. I drive mine pretty gently, and I get almost 10,000 miles before the maintenance minder indicates an oil change is needed. I currently have 52,600 miles, I've changed the oil 5 times, and expect the next one to be at around 60,000...

I'm just wondering exactly how much you love him!?

What does that have to do with what was discussed in this thread regarding how the factory assembled some of the driver door handles without making sure that the key spindle was properly seated in the lock's gear mechanism?

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