TurboAccord99
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That looks great! It’s giving me motivation to clean up my car that was recently unearthed from my garage.
It's hard to start sometimes, but it gets hard to stop, once you start going, right?That looks great! It’s giving me motivation to clean up my car that was recently unearthed from my garage.


Hey, thanks for checking. Yea, I've been only posting stories and highlighting them these days on IG haha. This car has been very super reliable, useful, and comfortable lately, compared to 4 years ago from day one. My Accord can still run (shift lol) okay, so it's taking forever to get the swap done lol. Can't appreciate you enough for your help to get this car running strong now! Happy belated new year btw lol.Havent seen an update from you on IG, figured I'd check in. Looks like its still going well.
Had a chance to stop by and say hello to my local window filming shop. I was able to remove all of the side windows' previously, but I just couldn't be confident enough to remove the rear's w/o messing up the defroster, which is working perfectly fine. He told me the film has deteriorated so much that it's gonna be very flaky, and I'll most likely mess up the defroster lines, when working with the razor blade eventually. Sometimes it's a little annoying, when I can't figure out who's really behind me, but I'd prolly leave it as is. I might try it out on a smaller section to see how it goes.Vehicle Condition Remarks: (As of 08/30/2024)
-- Rear Window Film ----- Bubbled
-- Brake Fluid Reservoir Tank ----- Leaking. (Inside)






I'm using Mobil1 5W-20. No idea what the previous owners were using it though.. I was told that adjusting after 50 - 60K miles would be a sporty / aggressive driver's thing. I could have reached 40K mi. but oh well. There could be one factor, which is that I didn't change the motor oil for 8K miles last year. I kept checking the dip stick and it looked fine w/o the need of topping it off, but it might have lost its viscosity. The Mobil1 label says it can protect for 10K miles, but I'm not so sure about that...That's strange that your valves need adjusting after 36k miles....out of curiosity what oil are you using? I've been using Rotella T6 5W30 and don't notice any ticking. I'll try and pay attention to see if I notice anything.
That slave cylinder was the heeltoe with the CDV work done to it right? Try reaching out to Heeltoe and see if he'll warrranty it.