Honda Ridgeline Recalled FIRE

Ralph Cramden wrote:

travelnutz wrote:
Do I care if the knuckleheads disagree with me????? Not one (1) I o t a!

Not the point, go read through that thread, it's hilarious.

I looked at a few pages of that thread but not all 175, seems to me that there are some people that are happy towing with their Ridgelines. I don't see a problem with it as long as they are not overloaded and have trailer brakes.

I've never been a fan of Ridgelines but understand their place, kind of anyway.

travelnutz wrote:
Do I care if the knuckleheads disagree with me????? Not one (1) I o t a!

Not the point, go read through that thread, it's hilarious.

Do I care if the knuckleheads disagree with me????? Not one (1) I o t a!

travelnutz wrote:


Maybe could be a maginal grocery getter if it's occupants were on very strict minimal diets... At least the good side is that they could really toast their bread on the way while drving back from the store. Now where in the heck did we put that butter, toast is very well done???

Enjoy!

FWIW......Some of the knuckleheads HERE may disagree with you

That MANY sold???

Less than 107,000 over the 3 year (36 mnnth) period is beyond dismal at best! GM or Ford sold about 17 times as many each per month, every month during the same 36 months timeframe. Roughly less than a little over 3000/month sold. Talk a very poor selling vehicle, Ridgeline sure was! Just a minivan converted to a pseudo wannabe pickup and is even a lousy loser at that!

Maybe could be a maginal grocery getter if it's occupants were on very strict minimal diets... At least the good side is that they could really toast their bread on the way while drving back from the store. Now where in the heck did we put that butter, toast is very well done???

Enjoy!

I'm surprised they have sold that many.

FishOnOne wrote:
I think cummins12v98 needs to worry about his steering link coming loose and not about other brands.

As for the Honda fix, at least it doesn't include having to weld on the suspension for a second time fix problems.

Are you kidding me??? I have NOT commented at all on this subject. I just posted this for those that care.

I did make a tongue n cheek joke.

I notice you did NOT comment on Fords major transmission recall.

I think cummins12v98 needs to worry about his steering link coming loose and not about other brands.

As for the Honda fix, at least it doesn't include having to weld on the suspension for a second time fix problems.

blofgren wrote:
It's very rare to have a recall like this for a Honda. We have had several Honda vehicles over the years including our 2005 Acura MDX and they have all been very solid, reliable vehicles. They are extremely easy to service, too! :C

I don’t know. Between my wife and I, we’ve had 4 Hondas over the past dozen years. I found them to be no better or worse than the other vehicles we’ve owned. They have their “typical” honda problems from transmission issues to peeling paint. The big difference I’ve seen is Honda’s refusal to stand behind their issues.

I have never had to use the fire extinguishers I carry, but that doesn't mean I should not carry them. This might be a good reminder for everyone to check the gear they carry rather than be without when something bad happens.