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Have you had the dilution issue? Any issies

I’m at 84k miles with my 2018 CR-V EX and haven’t had any dilution issues! Hope it stays that way 🤞🏼

Have you had any issue with your CRV? Any oil..gas dilution issue thats common?

@@area859 no issues till now

@@ratheeshkaran what issues have you had?

fuguf1sh which trim did you get?

What trim is it

Dilution issue on all Honda 1.5 turbos

Dave Jentsch did you happen to pick one up? I’m in Canada and picking mine up next week. They said the issue is going to be fixed this month and 5th they cannot give me the car until any recalls are fixed.

Affect 25K cars. All 2019 will have fix. 2017/18s will be fixed by Honda. It affected about 7% of cars.

I never like to buy the First Year of a New Engine design... Stick with the 2.4 Liter with 184 horsepower. Turbo engines means more complicated and possible engine problems/issues. I would wait 2 years before getting a Turbo, when all flaws are fixed.

@@johnherrera7551: My 2018 was "fixed" by Honda. After 1000 miles, the "oil" was WAY above full - past the orange tab on the end of the dipstick. The oil was diluted by MORE than 5% fuel, which most people would consider severe. I am not alone. Google the CRV owners club forum for oil dilution (the forum search tool is sheet, just like Honda's 1.5L turbo) and you'll find many people who had the "fix" and still have the problem. In fact, there are some people who didn't have the problem, but do now AFTER the fix. There are also reports by people who own a 2019 that have the problem. There were so MANY threads about oil dilution that the moderators closed all but ONE thread down (perhaps "guided" by Honda?), meaning that all of the closed oil dilution threads are now "stale" / no longer current and are slowly being pushed back in time on the forum and no longer feature prominently on the first page. Not sure where you're getting your statistics, but if it's from Honda, I don't know why anyone would trust them.

@@johnherrera7551 Where did you get this info from?

tykebe May I ask how much did u pay for OTD price on the Touring trim and is it Fwd or AWD. Thanks!!

Whats the engine issue I read about?

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Go for CRV rather than HRV. HRV looks like frog

VW Tiguan has full LED tail and turn signals on the rear as standard

I agree, and why I won't buy one! That 1.5 may be fine for most, but to me it feels and sounds like it's straining all the time.

The rumor is that they are putting the 2.0 turbo like in the accord to the new Acura RDX.

I so recommend that you buy the crv. I owned a Jetta for a long time. Many maintenance issues.

No Jetta.. Has lots of problems.

No point. For the money difference, people would just go to a Honda Pilot.

Any issues with your CRV?

area859 the only big issue so far is the oil dilution. Currently it’s still a great car but the infotainment system is outdated now and I’m starting to dislike the CVT. If you have the money, go with the new Acura RDX.

@@ZLy916 doesnt the RDX have basically same engine? Its turbo

area859 2.0 liter Turbo with 10-speed transmission so no

Bhu Bryan There is no diference

Bhu Bryan just better deals on 17s :)

Ended up buying 2017 Hyundai Tucson SE 2.0L AWD, new. wow but it was hugeeeeeeeeee headache buying a car. first i bought 2016 Tucson Premium AWD 1.6 Turbo, and I did not like that. Premium is one trim lower to SE. When I drive above 120 km/hr here in Canada, i hear something like whistling sound like inside an airplane. I dunno, may it is the turbo?????? Went back to the same dealer. After the trade-in or exchange, whatever is the terminology, I ended up draining about 4 thousand down the drain after keeping for a week. The new car should I bought should be around 37K with tax and loan instead cost me 41K after the exchange. wow... rookie mistake..

Bitcoin University Add to that, Toyota offers their safety package on ALL trim levels of the RAV4.

True, I would take the new CR-V over the new Rav 4 any day. I don't like the looks at all. Both will last, Honda has better MPG, Toyota stock safety equipment. Both better than the Eclipse Cross that btw costs more for some reason.

Honda sensing is standard on all trims but the base model. The CR-V has superior handling and interior quality and android-auto /apple CarPlay. If you take both for a test drive, there is no way you would choose a RAV4, but most people blindly buy their cars...

And the outselling, is counting the fleet sales? Because last time I checked you won't find CRV's in rentals, whereas Rav4's... well. Despite all that, Honda keeps being better, regarding the margin.

Bitcoin University nope you are wrong and right at the same time, rogue has been beating crv in sales but not rav4 even though Toyota decreased the prices crv is still outselling rav4 in numbers in pretty much every quarter of the year and it's super close to rogue in whole year sales

Luis Rodriguez ...You have to be kidding! I bought an eX-L. We love it!

@@judithdasta4446 How has your CRV doing? Any issues? Dilution problems?

Thomas Keets more power than the 11 that I have. just ain't digging the cvt

How much HP do you need? Had a 1992 Ford Explorer bigger with full frame and heavy solid axles with only 140 hp. This would absolutely destroy it off the line.

I Agree...should have went more classic with the wheels

They look like fidget spinners!

How do u like it so far?

winter tires... drive one in Colorado and like all AWD cars based one FWD cars, the AWD makes virtually no difference once you are moving. However with winter tires, it is quite capable, but so is every car. ;)

You don’t need AWD anywhere in New England. I don’t even need AWD here in the Canadian Rockies.

francob911 no need to review. I own the Touring version. The Pilot does NOT have the to die for feature of an Electronic Brake. I'm totally pissed off. But everything else is better and very very big 3rd row.

So your phone is charged up but the car won’t start coz you have drained the battery! Sylvia these things are done

for a reason.

Have you had any dilution issues that are common with this suv turbo model?

area859 None at all ! Great little truck!

Wallrus Moose Camry is 10X more reliable. Head gasket issues have "apparently" been fixed, however Subarus have had oil burning problems and make weak automatic transmissions. Another important factor is that the aftermarket parts for the Camry will be cheaper. The Subarus are not as mass produced as the Camry, therefore parts will be more expensive to replace. I have myself a 93 Camry V6 with over 675,000 miles and it runs excellent. I couldn't recommend any other vehicle.

depends on your needs. if you get snow go legacy no snow go with old reliable camry

An opposed engine is always going to have oil burning and head gasket issues. 90% of winter driving is tires and driver skill.

Steve Crabtree That’s the best you have, Rick? Just a flat out statement that it sucks?

could be with the 2019 as well . Problem NOT fixed as far as I'm aware ! Premature wear out will happen w/o clean , non-gased , oil gang !!!

False. Honda has a fix for 2017/18s which is covered by warranty. All 2019s will have the fix. It affected around 7% in N.A.

John Herrera you’re obviously a Honda rep. Furthest from the truth. Not a fix. I’m a engineer Sir. Where do you get this propaganda from??

Joey Segreti why?

Justin David I had several Honda’s with the CVT, they make great cars but I don’t like the “rubber band” feel of the CVT. It also drones when accelerating, Justin this is just my opinion and is subjective. Also I don’t believe you will get as many miles out of it like a traditional trans. I believe they use it to get the most gas mileage out of the engine, also you cannot repair a CVT, you have to replace it completely.

Joey Segreti the regular automatics that Honda makes are weak too. I would personally only buy a Honda product with a manual

Brian Lawrance - Totally agree, except I drive in a ton of traffic (and I’m lazy,lol) so a manual tranny is not an option for me

Brian Lawrance I have a 2005 Odyssey with 240k and 2008 Accord with 198k with no transmission issues. But maybe I'm just lucky haha

Zenith have you driven it? I hate cvt's as well but I feel Honda does a pretty good job with theirs.

Zenith yeah the Hondas have had transmission issues for years and their new models such as the pilot and Acura products still show evidence of transmission problems. I'd take a look at the RAV4 or a used RX350 if you want more power

Brian Lawrance the 9speed is a ZF sourced transmission being replaced with the new honda developed 10 speed. Other than the 9 speed, hondas transmissions have been fine.

Justamazon 33 I still don't trust them until they've been in the market for at least a couple more years.Hondas a great cars, but they've been having these problems on and off for the past 15-20 years, so it will take some time to prove themselves again

Brian Lawrance I agree.

Andrew atm This isn’t a Nissan cvt.

Andrew atm if it’s not a v8 engine why fool yourself? You expect a 2, 4, 6 cylinder to drive like a real sports car? 😂

Andrew atm Like Savann Williams said, it’s not a Nissan CVT. Honda CVTs and Toyota CVTs do good. If that’s your main concern, go look at nissans. Lmao

Walter 777 because even if they would offer it, they wouldn't sell as many units. Remember the V6 Rav 4. They produced them for a couple of years, but 90%+ chose the 4 cylinder which gives you decent power and great gas mileage. The vehicles in the class really don't need that kind of power.

Brian Lawrance I understand but don't you think they would bring more buyers??? 62 hp more that would a big different. The engine which they have right now is luck of power !!! (((((

Walter 777 it's a CRV. Honda knows their market. Most people are going to find the base powertrain more than adequate. I test drove a 2015 CRV with the 2.4L and it was plenty adequate, however I can't speak about the new turbo. Plus, if Honda offered more power in the CRV, It would give buyers a reason to chose a Honda over an Acura. The Acura sales would go down .Because an Acura RDX is pretty much a Honda CRV with a V6.

I have just purchased one. Power is fine. Why make a souped up car? Kids abuse the the speed limit as it is.

Mariela De Santiago what made you want to trade the cx5?

Liar. This car is NOT shaky it loud.

Lies ....its a very smooth car and not loud ....

tubeslats 2 liter turbo with manual trans

tubeslats Keep waiting😁😁

tubeslats if they put in a stronger engine, Honda won't be able to sell their RDX.

Smartest comment on this thread given the ongoing problems.

How about the 2.4L 4 cylinders? Old-fashioned but more reliable?

@@holybaboon1 reliable

Matthew Moscotto lol you must be a Muslim

Ur not lying. They need a redesign ASAP

Get the butt plug out

Crvs look elegant and classy. You have no class I guess.