My Honda goes through around a pint of oil every week with my daily commute. I've heard of it happening with other Honda crvs but I didn't know if anyone knows how to fix it

Low MPG - I changed the coils, plugs went from 16.5 to 14.9 MPG (Avg) - any ideas what is wrong?

Replaced the fuel pump, main relay, new ignition coil, new sparkplug, new battery, cleaned and checked the fuel injectors, no clogs and works fine. Still the car wont turn over and just crank. What could be the problem?

Trip meter no longer responds to pressure. Can't change to the different trip a, trip b, mileage. Can't clear oil change reminder.

Honda is stalling out upon acceleration and is absorbing oil

Flashing code to change some oil

So it’s fuse #44, which supplies power to the relay coil that serves the fuel pump, as well as mother relay that sends power into the engine control computer. I replaced the fuel pump and that relay unit before getting to the cheapest and easiest thing to replace- the #44 fuse. It’s just really hard to think what’s making that fuse blow, which it did again the next day. Thinking of buying them in bulk

The engine have been worked on and it's starting but oil is not coming to the camshaft

The battery and the oil meter doesn't on

Don't know hoy to reset the counter for next oíl change

I have replaced the compressor. Made sure oil was in it pulled a vacuum and refilled the refrigerant. Still after doing the process multiple times and two different compressors I still don’t have cold air. I can not find a leak. AC clutch was replaced in 2019 but that is checking out. Fuse is good. I don’t know what I am doing wrong.

I don't have the Car anymore, I traded it in for a Pilot. The CRV is cheaply made, uncomfortable, and lacks power when driving. They keep making them, but as well they keep raising the price. It may be a good car for a college student, but not at the price they're selling them for. I purchased my Acura with less than 100k on it, in pristine condition, and have only had to change the tires and oil. It is so much more comfortable, handles the road better, has great turning, and has no fishtailing. It's amazing because, I've driven Honda all my life, from a Honda Civic Hatchback, to an Accord, to… Read complete