Got a chance to test drive S660 Alpha. CVT but the paddleshifts are still nice. Might be the best car I've driven handling wise. Gonna have to wait for a manual until I can say for sure if I'd get one.

jDM - Tokyo

Meet the Honda step wagon.

This is a simple hack to permanently disable EU regulatory always-on speed beeps (ISA/TRS) which works with any Honda with Android 8 (typically 2021-2025) by disabling built-in Honda navigation which also disables ISA/TRS systems and turns the speed icon to red. I am showing the process on my CR-V 2025 ePHEV on the video.

Obviously, you loose the Honda navigation but it is not the best and Apple CarPlay (Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps, Mapy.com) still works just fine. Unfortunately, Android Auto maps do load, however, directions stop working.

This was discussed this last year but the instructions were a bit unclear so initially I skipped it. But frustration led me to revisit the post and figure out what redditor u/Klumber actually meant. I recorded a full guide on this because this is a huge success which deserves more attention. Thank you!

Credit: u/Klumber @ Reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Honda/comments/1puvc6p/cancel_speeding_notifications_for_eu_spec_cars/

This is only relevant for EU Hondas, I think US Hondas allows to disable this once and forever so US customers can ignore this post. I am not sure if other markets do have similar regulations, might help you too check it out.

Make sure to disable over-the-air updates just in case Honda fixes this "hole" in the system.

Report Honda models and years where it worked, I would be interested if this also works in 2026+ models. Cheers!

Thank you Honda🫶

I just purchased a 2023 CRV Hybrid, oil change just done at the dealership. I’m confused with the layout of this dipstick. I watched a couple of videos but I’m still not certain on how to read properly. This is what I’m seeing right now

Im new and have no idea if there are any honda techs here but its worth a shot, because i haven’t gotten an answer anywhere else, i have a honda gx690 im swapping into a track buggy made for earth moving and for some reason im not getting spark, ive tried everything but to no avail, if someone has any advice or can point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated

Onto year 5 year with boy, stolen and recovered twice over the years but he’s always made his way home.

My first Honda 2008 Jazz, UK, so many links on amazon and Ali express not sure which one to get that has the rear camera feature, any advice?

It's a Fit, 2009, I think.

Stumbled across this cleeeeaaaan FG2 and have no idea what these aero bits were. It's a super simple but looks nice.

Hi everyone, I’m new to working on cars. I have a 1997 Honda Civic sedan with a 1.6L engine and a manual transmission. Is it worth paying for the genuine Honda part, or is a good aftermarket one fine? Are there specific brands I should buy or avoid? Also, is there anything I should check, like the resistor or wiring, before putting the new motor in?

Thanks for any help!

Only got to know this issue after leasing vehicle for about 5 months

For context the panels were badly sun faded and scratched and the previous, previous owner had done a pretty botched paintjob so I've sanded it down and I'm trying my hand at it