I would be trading Odunze away.
Is this a fair trade? I feel like I have a ton of high value WR's and would want to take a chance on finally getting a good RB.
Current WR Room: CeeDee, Malik, Garret Wilson, Carnell Tate, M Pittman, + Odunze
RB Room: Breece Hall, Javonte Williams, Q. Judkins,
I would be trading Odunze away.
Is this a fair trade? I feel like I have a ton of high value WR's and would want to take a chance on finally getting a good RB.
Current WR Room: CeeDee, Malik, Garret Wilson, Carnell Tate, M Pittman, + Odunze
RB Room: Breece Hall, Javonte Williams, Q. Judkins,
I have a 2020 Honda Accord Hybrid and the dealership quoted me $1,600 to replace a leaking AC condenser, recharge the system, and recalibrate the front radar. The OEM condenser is only around $150 to $200, and after watching a few videos, the replacement itself looks pretty easy.
My main questions are whether the radar actually needs to be recalibrated and whether I can properly recharge the R-1234yf system myself if I rent the parts needed from a local auto store. Has anyone here done this repair, and does the $1,600 quote sound reasonable?
Should I just replace the condenser myself and have them recharge?
2020 Honda Accord EX-L Hybrid, 85k miles, Automatic. 2.0-liter Atkinson-cycle 4-cylinder engine
I have a 2020 Honda Accord Hybrid and the dealership quoted me $1,600 to replace a leaking AC condenser, recharge the system, and recalibrate the front radar. The OEM condenser is only around $150 to $200, and after watching a few videos, the replacement itself looks pretty easy.
My main questions are whether the radar actually needs to be recalibrated and whether I can properly recharge the R-1234yf system myself if I rent the parts needed from a local auto store. Has anyone here done this repair, and does the $1,600 quote sound reasonable?
Should I just replace the condenser myself and have them recharge?
2020 Honda Accord EX-L Hybrid, 85k miles, Automatic. 2.0-liter Atkinson-cycle 4-cylinder engine
I have a 2020 Honda Accord Hybrid and the dealership quoted me $1,600 to replace a leaking AC condenser, recharge the system, and recalibrate the front radar. The OEM condenser is only around $150 to $200, and after watching a few videos, the replacement itself looks pretty easy.
My main questions are whether the radar actually needs to be recalibrated and whether I can properly recharge the R-1234yf system myself if I rent the parts needed from a local auto store. Has anyone here done this repair, and does the $1,600 quote sound reasonable?
Should I just replace the condenser myself and have them recharge?
Edit/Update:
I am installing the condenser on my own and having them recharge for $300.
The guy at the desk was adamant I need to recalibrate the radar, even though I don't touch the radar at all during installation. Radar calibration was $500. So roughly $800 for parts and labor for condenser installation.
I can’t make the trip to a 70mm IMAX, so my local options are a 61-foot xenon IMAX or AMC Prime with a roughly 47–50-foot 1.85 aspect ratio screen (so not missing a lot of footage) and their laser projector. Would you choose the bigger IMAX screen or the sharper Prime projector?
My TV gets around 100 Mbps on built-in speed tests, but YouTube and Disney+ buffer constantly on higher quality streams. YouTube can usually do 720p, but 1440p/2160p HDR buffers badly. Disney+ also buffers on movies like Encanto.
The TV is just now unboxed, bought in November, just moved in and unboxed today.
What’s weird is:
But actual sustained streaming bitrate seems terrible. YouTube “Stats for Nerds” only shows around 3000 Kbps connection speed during playback.
Things I already tried:
At this point I’m trying to figure out if:
Has anyone else seen this or found a fix?
My TV gets around 100 Mbps on built-in speed tests, but YouTube and Disney+ buffer constantly on higher quality streams. YouTube can usually do 720p, but 1440p/2160p HDR buffers badly. Disney+ also buffers on movies like Encanto.
The TV is just now unboxed, bought in November, just moved in and unboxed today.
What’s weird is:
But actual sustained streaming bitrate seems terrible. YouTube “Stats for Nerds” only shows around 3000 Kbps connection speed during playback.
Things I already tried:
At this point I’m trying to figure out if:
Has anyone else seen this or found a fix?