I have a 2002 Honda CRV with 111000 miles. I intend to keep this car for another two years at least. Would you recommend tires and app. price I can expect to pay...thanks so much

Hi, this really depends on its service history.

The following are the recommended service intervals on the Merc S500:

Note: operate A/C at least once per week, to maintain lubrication.

Underhood & Undervehicle

Every 3,000 miles - Replace engine oil & oil filter. Clean battery terminals. Adjust drive belt. Check power steering fluid. Check steering & CV BOOTS for wear and replace if necessary. Lubricate front end suspension.

Every 6,000 miles - Check transmission fluid condition and level. Check brake pads and caliper components - replace if necessary. Lubricate driveshaft U-joints. Rotate tires. Lubricate wiper arm linkage and pivots.

Every 12,000 miles - Adjust engine valve clearance. Replace distributor cap & rotor. Drain and replace engine Coolant. Replace Air Filter element. Replace Fuel Filter. Replace wiper blades.

Every 24,000 miles - Replace Drive Belt. Replace A/C Compressor Drive Belt. ** Change auto transmission fluid & trans filter (this is critical and must be adhered to) - preferrably do a trans flush at same time. Replace drive AXLE fluid.

Every 36,000 miles - Replace HT leads.

Every 2 years - Replace brake fluid (also clutch fluid if applicable). Replace power steering fluid.


** If you intend to keep this vehicle long term, then consider changing the trans fluid & filter every 20,000 miles. This is the secret to automatic transmission longevity.



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ENGINE COOLANT 120000 MILES OR 10 YEARS THEN EVERY 60000 MILES OR 5 YEARS. CHANGE TRANSMISSION FLUID 120000 MILES.

normally for honda it should be located to the firewall close to the battery...

HOW DO YOU CHANGE THE OIL LIFE % ON MY 2009 CRV ?

1167 is your air/fuel sensor 1. also known as o2 sensor. replace this clear all codes and you should be good

My thoughts exactly. Could also be an alignment issue (rear). It could be as simple as poorly balanced tires. Take it to a trusted mechanic. BTW: Just passed 125K on my EX.

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replace gas cap

Zone and District service Managers. Call your local Honda Dealership Service Dept. and ask for contract info for them.

Goodwill is given to people who get most of their service done at the dealer.What you need to do is write a letter to both of them, Same letter. In letter include when you bought this car and at what mileage, When the problem started occuring, What you have done to fix it, What problems this problem has caused. Also list any other Honda or Acuras you own current or previously.

If your lucky you live in a area with a easy and district and zone managers.

Check all fuses, then check the wiring of the two 02 sensors on either side of the cat. converter. If the fuses and wiring are fine, it is likely one of the oxygen sensors; one is about $50 and the other is $200 (parts only). Use only Honda recommended parts, not BOSCH.