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Re: how much would you pay for 6 ft of wire?


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Posted by Ron-MO on August 22, 2015 at 05:34:38 from (174.131.235.45):

In Reply to: how much would you pay for 6 ft of wire? posted by Geo-TH,In on August 21, 2015 at 17:09:46:

Years ago I promised a Honda factory rep I would never buy another Honda vehicle again. They used to make a Prelude with the V-Tech and what they referred to as a "sport shift automatic". Had to be one of the worst transmissions made. My son had one, and yes he abused it, but it started to fail at 60,000 miles. Took to Honda dealer (second mistake), and they took me for about $150 for a "transmission flush" saying that would likely fix the problem (it did not), and then asked $3500 for a reman transmission (yes a reman for $3500). I not so kindly passed on their offer, and after some heavy discussion with Honda, I paid a local shop to install a used transmission for roughly $1200 total, and sold the car. That transmission was starting the same tricks just before it left, and I learned most of them failed in that same way as well as some Acura with that same trans. Honda prices are ridiculous, and in my opinion no better than anything else. I do still own a small Honda motorcycle from the 70s, but I doubt I will ever buy anything else made by them as that left such a bad taste as the rep basically admitted to selling a defective product, but would not do anything about it. Of course today they would likely replace a 60,000 transmission under powertrain warranty. I should have seen the handwriting on the wall when he bought the car (from a Honda dealer) and we declined the warranty for $600 and he replied "You have never owned a Honda have you?" That is the most I have ever spent on any repair on any vehicle (and do not plan on it happening again).


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