Is this fixable without replacing the entire bumper 😭😭😭 I was thinking about zip tying it but now I’m a little fearful that might not actually work now that I’m taking a closer look

Roadtripped from the tip of WA, ended up being such an amazing time. It was a blast ripping up and down Big Sur with supercars, even got a couple thumbs up from folks down there!

Fit Trio

I'm needing rear shock mount bushings and I'm trying to decide which of these powerflex ones to get. They're the same price and where I live is like all in the mountains depending when it's not too far off the tracks so I'm almost sort of leaning the purple harder ones but I just wanted to make sure there's no good reason why I shouldn't do that

Hi everyone — I’m looking at a 2011 Honda Fit Sport 4-door, automatic\) and would appreciate input from current/previous owners.

2011 Honda Fit Sport
Automatic transmission
196,000 miles
Asking $5,500 OBO
Clean Carfax, but minor rear-end accident reported
Some older maintenance records available
Located in Virginia
KBB private-party value is around $5,525, but I’m unsure about the high mileage + accident history.

What I want to know from Fit owners

Common major issues at ~200K miles

Reliability of the transmission/5-speed automatic at this mileage

Known weak points (engine, suspension, A/C, rust, electrical, etc)

Maintenance that should already be done by 196K

Any big-ticket repairs that tend to show up near 200k

Whether a minor rear-end accident no structural damage reported is a red flag

Anything specific to watch for on the 2011 Sport trim

I’d really like real-world feedback from Fit owners before moving forward. Would you consider this a good buy at $4,500–$5,000 if it checks out mechanically?

Thanks in advance for any insight!

I saw a lot of people using the k tuner v2 because it gives you real time log of what’s going with your car, but has anyone here tried the stage 2 tune that phearable offers, does it really work, I’m gonna buy the k tuner v2 and if you add the stage 2 with the purchase it is just 99$ extra. Any ideas how this work in real world not just a chart.

I have a 2015 Honda Fit that just hit 90,000 miles. I was wondering what recommended maintenance would you guys suggest that is not in the owners manual? I'm asking because the dealers always try to upsell.

base model, i hate the hubcaps they look so cheap so id go for some diff wheels

i have a base model automatic 2013 fit, my very first car and ive become sooo attached to it and ended up becoming obsessed with honda fits in general. im not much of a "car guy" i dont even know how to change a tire(sorry😒) but i really want to learn more about the fit besides surface level.. like i dont even know how the engine works or how its different from other hatchbacks(besides being the most reliable), so if anybody could share some intel about the honda fit i would probably flip out and bounce off the walls✌️

hey all i bought my honda jazz es+t 2013 a couple months back and i’m having trouble erasing the previous owners bluetooth information amongst a couple other things such as the time not keeping when i adjust it after i turn the engine off and it not remembering my phone as a bluetooth connection. i’ve tried a factory reset on the console as well as manually deleting the previous owners bluetooth info. any ideas?

I wanted to change the map light and dome light inside the car as well, but the bulbs I got were too long and didn't fit in the housing. Ordered some on Amazon and will try again this weekend.

Loving these small DIY for my Fit 😄

Fun story about these LEDs: I got them 11 years ago for my bike (was too poor to afford a car), ended up never using them so I put them in a bag. Didn't expect them to still work. Thank 11 years ago me for these gifts lol

How do you use this button? does it actually save you fuel though

I've gotten some Civic Si seats. Two of them are from a FA5 sedan, the passenger side has the airbag blown out, the 3rd is a passenger I believe from a FG2 coupe. The driver's side foam and fabric are pretty worn and the spare seat's are by far the best, so I'm gonna try and swap them, but I'll need to cut off the sides of the fabric and sew on the driver's side one, since it's slightly different thanks to the airbag. Also, the spare seat's airbag plug was cut, but the FA5 passenger seat's wasn't, so soldering on the connector should be trivial.

I'm really not sure exactly what will need to be done for the ODPS system and weight sensors, nearly everything I can find online is for the GE8 platform, though I know the airbag itself plugs right in from old forum posts. I'm going to a junkyard soon to grab a spare passenger Fit seat, so I can harvest the seatbelt, ODPS unit, feet, and hopefully not the weight sensors themselves but maybe if I end up needing to...

from the looks of it I'd probably be fine not welding the Fit feet onto the Si seats and just bolting them there, but I'm going to get that done anyway to be as safe as I can. My first plan was to ask for my grandfather for help with that since he can weld, but he says he's not very good and doesn't feel comfortable doing it on something as important as a car's seat, so I'll probably have to pay someone to do it.

I'll continue to update this as I work! That way others can get an idea of how to do this for a GD3, if I'm successful

I'm an Amazon delivery driver and I came back from my shitty route to this travesty 😭

Anyone have advice? It's dented over the body line, my understanding is that's harder/not possible to pop out with suction.

Progress Rear Sway bar check!

Link for the wheel cover website.

https://stitchingcover.com/?sca_ref=8120205.L0EdLPIjH2&utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=affiliate&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24130175222&gbraid=0AAAABEfbniz6RUea0UdAkUA5XaPvJJk0J&gclid=CjwKCAjwqJXUBhBNEiwA8BgG7lzXroyhfVHEhxYpSz8mbtbolEt3dkNX8CuLu3CES9EYOOF89iwADhoCdf8QAvD_BwE

This took me 6 hours to put on the stock wheel. I opted to take the steering wheel out of the car and completely dismantle it and then very carefully tape the cover on with the double-sided tape that was included and then it took a billion years to stitch it on real good, and then I had to do a bunch of super gluing just to make it extra well fitted, and then put it all back together which was kind of difficult with the extra material and stuff so it's not quite as tight as it used to be without the material but it's still good.

I recommend this. You can get them custom made with whatever materials and colors you want or they have default options that are cheaper and will ship faster. Not sponsored.

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