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We own two Hondas, a 2015 CRV and a 2014 Accord, both approaching 100k miles. We've never done any service on them beyond changing the oil and tires and whatever popped up on inspections, and we want to take them to the dealership and get all the important stuff done that would hopefully let us run them another 100k miles. I expect the laundry list of stuff the dealership wants us to do is going to be padded, so what are the actual important services we should be looking to have done?
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Sep 20, 2022 15:00
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Your cars are new enough to have the Honda maintenance minder which, if you follow the codes religiously, should keep your poo poo rolling til 200k. You're to the point where steering and suspension components might be pretty well clapped out. How do the cars drive?
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Sep 20, 2022 15:48
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you'll probably get a much better response to this in the car forum Your owners manual should contain everything you need to know on this topic. If you haven't done spark plugs and a timing belt, do those. Hondas are generally notorious for eating brake pads so you'll probably need those if they haven't been replaced recently. Otherwise you might be looking at some suspension components.
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Sep 28, 2022 00:27
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Thanks! I spent a few minutes searching for a Car thread in the subforum and didn't even consider there was a whole sub board. I'll mover this Q over.
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Sep 28, 2022 13:40
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