What did you do to your GE fit today?
#7122
That was the reason I did not want black this time around it looks great waxed but a little rain would make it spotty. But I still kept buying black except for this time.
#7124
I am a bit curious. What do you mean by dusting? You take a swiffer sweeper to your car or what? I'm curious as I too have a CBP Fit and it's super hard to keep it clean. I clean it one day and It's dirty the very next. Partially because I have such a long commute im sure. But I usually it every week when I'm off. Probably next time around ill give her a coat of wax.
Last edited by KCTitan; 12-02-2012 at 05:29 AM.
#7129
Why did you put the spoiler back down? Any pics of raised and lowered?
#7130
Gave my Fit an oil change today... only, after I drained the oil, I realized that I didn't buy any new oil to pour back in!!! Had to grab the Ruck and pray that it would cooperate.
Crank the starter, sputter sputter sputter. Give it gas... die.
Crank again... sputter sputter sputter. Gas again... die.
Started to worry at that point. I mean, THREE vehicles and none able to drive (Nissan Pathfinder has dead battery from lack of use)?!? yikes!
Crank it again and again while fiddling with the throttle... eventually, it stopped dying. If I had to guess, it had something to do with fuel settling in the carb. Thinking about it, I probably should've just cranked it once and left it alone for a few minutes, probably would've cleared itself up.
Rode out to walmart and grabbed four bottles of 0w-20 since they didn't have the jug for it. Poured almost all of the four bottles in the Fit (I spilled some).
Then checked the air intake filter since my MM was B12. I forgot that I had a K&N which was touted to go longer. So, instead of swapping it with the other set (idea was to alternate while one gets cleaned and settled the excess oil out), I just rotated it around since the intake box coated one face of the filter fins.
I tried to patch the screw hole in my flat tire (from last week)... but damn, using those tools HURT... and I couldn't push the string in. It kept bunching right outside the hole. I'm pretty certain I'm doing something wrong... but, I think I'll just let a tire shop or my mechanic handle it tomorrow.
Crank the starter, sputter sputter sputter. Give it gas... die.
Crank again... sputter sputter sputter. Gas again... die.
Started to worry at that point. I mean, THREE vehicles and none able to drive (Nissan Pathfinder has dead battery from lack of use)?!? yikes!
Crank it again and again while fiddling with the throttle... eventually, it stopped dying. If I had to guess, it had something to do with fuel settling in the carb. Thinking about it, I probably should've just cranked it once and left it alone for a few minutes, probably would've cleared itself up.
Rode out to walmart and grabbed four bottles of 0w-20 since they didn't have the jug for it. Poured almost all of the four bottles in the Fit (I spilled some).
Then checked the air intake filter since my MM was B12. I forgot that I had a K&N which was touted to go longer. So, instead of swapping it with the other set (idea was to alternate while one gets cleaned and settled the excess oil out), I just rotated it around since the intake box coated one face of the filter fins.
I tried to patch the screw hole in my flat tire (from last week)... but damn, using those tools HURT... and I couldn't push the string in. It kept bunching right outside the hole. I'm pretty certain I'm doing something wrong... but, I think I'll just let a tire shop or my mechanic handle it tomorrow.
#7136
Looks very aftermarket and ricer.
I adjusted my rear drums on the Fit today. Pretty simple but there was plenty of spent pad dust to empty. Lubed the starwheel adjustment and clicker.
I adjusted my rear drums on the Fit today. Pretty simple but there was plenty of spent pad dust to empty. Lubed the starwheel adjustment and clicker.
Last edited by Sloppy_Snood; 02-25-2013 at 02:07 PM.
#7137
I like the Spoon spoiler on this car - Fit to Scrape: Michael Miyamoto’s Honda Fit | AIRSOCIETY. The color match makes it look like it belongs there.
#7138
I like the Spoon spoiler on this car - Fit to Scrape: Michael Miyamoto’s Honda Fit | AIRSOCIETY. The color match makes it look like it belongs there.