1999 Honda Cr-v Awd Manual 5 Speed Red Good Daily Driver on 2040-cars
Hyde Park, Massachusetts, United States
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i have decided to get rid of my Honda CR-V so i can put my full size truck on the road for the winter.
while the CR-V does need some minor TLC, it is an every day car that you can get in and drive anywhere.
Motor/Transmission/Clutch/Brakes all work as should. depending on how long it takes to sell i may but new front Rotors and pads. just rolled over to 157k miles.
the Minor issues that you may need to address
CEL light on for emissions below threshold. it may need a new cat or rear o2 sensor. i reset the light and got my inspection sticker no problem.
vehicle will need 4 new tires
ignition switch sticks (sometimes you have to jiggle the key to turn)
front power door locks don't move all the way with switch, i lock by hand or key.
needs new interior clock.
the u-joints in the drive shaft need to be replaced. i have brand new specialty made u joints for this. they are not available at auto parts stores. awd drive shaft is currently removed from car. i have been driving FWD since the end of last winter. the two bolts that hold the drive shaft bearing to the body snapped off when i removed it. they will need to be tapped out.
like i said you can get in this car and drive it anywhere.
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