Yes, it really was. Thanks for the nice comment.

Thanks for appreciating the video. I'm not a mechanic so I can't give much more help. But, I was looking on KZfaq and there are a bunch of guys with videos troubleshooting the Civic fan issues. Did you use a genuine Honda sensor? If not, maybe the sensor isn't working, even if it is new out of the box. I had this same issue about two years ago. The mechanic put in an aftermarket sensor. It just lasted two years. Before I had time to replace this sensor, I asked my daughter to just turn on the AC if the car started overheating. Because, same as yours, the fans came on with the AC. Not the best solution, but for a temporary fix, it kept the temperature normal. Good luck. Please let me know if you find a solution. Hope you have a blessed day.

I know...that blowback is so annoying. Glad to help. I appreciate the feedback. I've also found that if you dampen the microfiber cloth a little bit, it might even be better. Hope that you have a blessed day.

Glad to be helpful. I also thought I would have to take the cable off before I figured this out. Every time I take the cable off, I have to put a code in the radio and reset the time! Thanks for the nice comment. Hope that you have a blessed day.

Thanks for the nice comment. I appreciate it. Glad it was helpful.

Thanks for the nice comment. I totally appreciate it. Hope you have a wonderful day.

You're welcome. Thanks for the nice comment. Hope you have a blessed day.

Yeah, punctuation's pretty hard I guess. I'd give you a slow clap but that might be a hate crime.

You are so embarrassingly bad at typing you can't really talk

Yes, I had to replace the window motor. I didn't do it myself, but my mechanic friends did it. They also recommended that we use the new switch, even though the old one worked. You could see on the old one that the circuit board on the back was burnt a bit. Good that your gals window was up. Mine was too. I do not remember the socket size for the screws. Hopefully, your motor isn't bad and the switch is the problem. Good luck. Hope that you have a blessed day. Thanks.

@@bestgirlsdad Thanks for the feedback, I'll let you know how it goes

came here to say this LOL

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Thanks. Hope you have a blessed day.

Thank you for the nice comment. Hope that you have a blessed day.

Thank you. Wishing you a blessed day.

Thank you.

Thanks for the nice comment. Glad it was helpful. Hope you have a blessed day.

You're welcome. Glad this was helpful. Appreciate the nice comment.

You've welcome. Glad it was helpful. Hope you have a blessed day.

Thanks for the nice comment. Gotta take care of my daughters.

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Hello. If there is a slot to put a filter in, I would put one in. In my opinion, it is good to have it for protection. But, from comments I've read on the internet, some of the Caravans do not have a slot to put a filter in.

Not necessary but will keep anything that.gets sucked in from outside the cabin from being launched into the cabin.

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Let’s get a HVAC specialist to confirm my observations. 😮

Furthermore CO is entering your attic area. If one looks up symptoms of CO they will see it causes headaches, weakness, nausea and other symptoms. Not to alarm you all but it has to be said. Google this and you’ll see exactly what I mean: “type B vent installed upside down”

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Yes. Seems like some are 10 mm and some 8 mm. Maybe it is just where the cars were manufactured? Thanks for the comment. Hope you have a blessed day.

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I see someone else saying that it’s the same thing, but when I pulled the plug out, I saw the lock mechanism in the way

Good morning. It has been so long since I did this, I can't remember exactly. But, I know that it wasn't an issue. I think the lock mechanism either came right out, or could be moved out of the way. Thanks for the good comment.

Thanks. I didn't know this. Hope you have a Blessed and Happy New Year.

By way of additional explanation, there is a reason the quickly flashing bulb looked weak in the original poster’s description and it is NOT because the bulb was faulty, which it was not. A filament has mass which requires time to heat and as a result reach full brightness. Flashing at approximately double the intended rate results in a flash considerably less than half the design intensity. The depicted bulb was not faulty and would return to normal brightness at the design flashing rate. I know this does not seem to comport with the findings of the original poster, but I stand by this solidly.

You're welcome. Thanks for the nice comment. I never thought about it also. My wife usually drives this car and puts groceries in the trunk. I was helping her unload the bags one day and the trunk fell down hard and almost hit her. That is when I realized it wasn't normal.

I'm the same...when I was a kid back in the 50's and 60's, our family would drive to Wildwood Crest, NJ some summers for a week vacation. My brothers and I loved the tunnels. There were more tunnels back then. I don't think this one has changed a bit. Hope you have a wonderful and Blessed New Year.

Thanks for the nice comment. I appreciate it. Hope you have a blessed day.

You're welcome. Glad this was helpful. Hope you had a nice Christmas too, and wishing you a Blessed and Happy New Year.

You're welcome. Hope you have a blessed holiday season. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Thanks for the nice comments. Hope you have a blessed holiday season. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Thanks.

I wish I could help, but I have no experience doing this. Hope that you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.