u/ChangeIndependent218

2022 Odyssey Touring occasionally needs two presses to start

Has anyone experienced this? Four times over the past couple of months(i bought it used 2 months ago), I’ve pressed the brake and then the start button, but only the dashboard lights up and the seat adjusts ,the engine doesn’t start.
I keep the brake pressed and press the start button again, and it starts. On all four occasions, the second press worked without changing gears or releasing the brake.
Anyone had the same issue and found out what caused it?

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u/ChangeIndependent218 — 10 days ago

2022 Odyssey backup camera glitched and display blinked

I recently bought a 2022 Honda Odyssey Touring. While backing up in the rain today, the rear camera image on the display glitched a couple of times. A little later, the display screen also blinked a few times. This is the first time it has happened.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Could the rain or moisture cause this, or could it be an issue with the camera, wiring or display? Should I get it inspected if it doesn’t happen again?

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u/ChangeIndependent218 — 1 month ago

2022 odyssey touring 62k km cpo is extended warranty worth it

Just purchased this cpo deal from honda wanted to know should i buy any extended warranty is it worth it they were pushing to buy 2500 $ that covers various major issues for 5 years

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u/ChangeIndependent218 — 3 months ago

Odyssey 2022 touring worth it

Cpo deal in greater Toronto area car is in good condition single owner 60k km priced around 41k cad , it has some bumper scratches is it worth spending 46k plus on 2022.

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u/ChangeIndependent218 — 3 months ago

Wondering if selling an older house 29 year old in this market with 1% realty makes sense. Any one has done this recently. What do buyers agent think about getting a 0.5 percent commission.

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u/ChangeIndependent218 — 5 months ago

Selling a 29 year old semi in the GTA and trying to decide if replacing the windows is worth it before listing. Some of them has visible lines or condensation.

A window company quoted me about $17k for all windows, while a repair company said glass/panel replacement would be around $250 per panel. Some people say replacing them is worth it because buyers don’t want a big ticket expense and it may help the house sell more easily while others say it’s not worth the cost before sale.

Would you replace all windows, selectively replace only the worst/most visible ones, or just repair the failed glass and caulking?

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u/ChangeIndependent218 — 6 months ago