I took my MDX to the dealer to have a bad starter swapped out under warranty and now getting 391 miles of range on a full tank?
For reference, the most I had seen before based on my driving habits was 340 when I was doing a lot of highway driving and maybe 315 if I was doing a lot of city driving.
I am assuming this will drastically change the next time I pump? Anyone seen this on their MDX?
I had the codes A16 come up so I took it to the dealer and they covered the A1 service as it was covered as a complimentary first service. They however, did not do the rear fluid change, which they didn't really disclose until I asked. (I was under the impression it was going to get done since the service agent gave me a quote and breakdown of the services they were going to complete that day)
That quote was for ~$200 for the rear diff fluid change only. Is this a fair price? Is this a service I can go to another service shop like say a Valvoline and get it done? I'm not sure what fluid they'd use but I am thinking I should stick to using either Acura DPSF vs Honda DPSF II? Thoughts?
I'm in Central Florida for reference.
Hello all,
Just as the title states, what should I expect this service to cost? This will be my first service since I bought it used back in December of '25. If it matters any, I've got a '25 MDX Aspec and located in Central Florida.
Hello all,
Anyone have experience with the Active portable solution over something like the OG spec solution? I was debating the Active portable solution in the interest of saving some money towards making a pressure washing kart such as this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/Detailing/comments/1kc18ns/active_20_pressure_washer_cart/
I am also not sure whether the accessories in the OG solution are worth ~$200 more.
Active 2.0 + Accessories ($588.98 USD): https://activeproducts.com/products/se02c1-jh75
Active 2.0 Obsessed Garage Portable Solution ($797.24 USD):
Accessories aside, it looks like the OG solution also comes with a garden hose.
TIA!