Good video. Found this as I just had my wife's 08 CRV at the dealership for an oil change and to have the recall performed at the same time. Definitely glad to know it's done and ours got a clean bill of health.
Thank You so much for your insiteful video. I'm going through a recall process currently with Honda and am hoping they can get it resolved or worse case a buyback of the vehicle as this can be a road hazard that I do not want to experience. 👍😀✌ Mine is a 2007 Honda CRV All Wheel Drive.
Thanks for the video, my only comment would be is to give some wider shots so that we can see the context of what you are doing. All the closeups are cool but if all you are looking at is a bolt and rusty bits it gets confusing.
Oh, don't worry buddy. Taylor tour is soon to be out on theater. Though my son was very lucky to get tickets due to the Tickmaster incident and he got selected. Man... I was there trying get tickets for him... Crazy experience. And good luck to making it to Taylor tour someday buddy.
ya might want to tell the owner ther is a recall on 2007-2011 Honda CRV's for the trailing arm.....they can get reimbursed.....I have a 2007 going in shortly for the issue....
I have a 2006 and the driver-s side spot welded nuts ripped right out of the sub frame. Wondering why Honda didnt include the 2006 in the recall? Other than this trailing arm issue, my car is in great shape.
@ 3:15 those are the two bolts they take off for the recall "test" if the bolts spin freely they will total your car and give you money for it. I got my 2011's service scheudled and considering the rust on this thing and you were able to get a trailing arm abck on there, my hopes are def up. Mines rusty but this one is on another level entirely.
I had to go in for the recall but my car failed the inspection and the front right trailing arm bolt spins freely. So now I have to wait for Honda to give me money for my car
@@yahirhuerta-salas9524 The technician will check the bolts located at 2:34 of this video. Their is a captive nut within the body of the vehicle (not seen). The idea is, if the bolt freely spins without actually loosening (due to terrible rust conditions), the vehicle then fails the recall and Honda will offer you compensation.
What happened with yours? Did they give you money? How much? Were you given a choice or do they take your car like it or not? I'm worried about bringing mine in.
Good video. Found this as I just had my wife's 08 CRV at the dealership for an oil change and to have the recall performed at the same time. Definitely glad to know it's done and ours got a clean bill of health.
Good job, and thanks for including the torque specs.
You bet
Thank You so much for your insiteful video. I'm going through a recall process currently with Honda and am hoping they can get it resolved or worse case a buyback of the vehicle as this can be a road hazard that I do not want to experience. 👍😀✌ Mine is a 2007 Honda CRV All Wheel Drive.
Thanks for the video, my only comment would be is to give some wider shots so that we can see the context of what you are doing. All the closeups are cool but if all you are looking at is a bolt and rusty bits it gets confusing.
Oh, don't worry buddy. Taylor tour is soon to be out on theater. Though my son was very lucky to get tickets due to the Tickmaster incident and he got selected. Man... I was there trying get tickets for him... Crazy experience. And good luck to making it to Taylor tour someday buddy.
Thanks for the informative video. And I hope you can go to Taylor Swift concert this year!
ya might want to tell the owner ther is a recall on 2007-2011 Honda CRV's for the trailing arm.....they can get reimbursed.....I have a 2007 going in shortly for the issue....
This car is crazy!
Why didn’t you replace the rear steering knuckle? Aren’t the bushing shot
I have a 2006 and the driver-s side spot welded nuts ripped right out of the sub frame. Wondering why Honda didnt include the 2006 in the recall? Other than this trailing arm issue, my car is in great shape.
Thank you Alexander
Cool video cool dude ….
Also those rear axles are torn 😮 great video tho
Aha so the new rear trailing arms do come with those stupid rear inner control arms that have those bushings that always go bad?
@ 3:15 those are the two bolts they take off for the recall "test" if the bolts spin freely they will total your car and give you money for it.
I got my 2011's service scheudled and considering the rust on this thing and you were able to get a trailing arm abck on there, my hopes are def up. Mines rusty but this one is on another level entirely.
Honda SEND me a recall letter for this problem
I have 2007 CRV
I had to go in for the recall but my car failed the inspection and the front right trailing arm bolt spins freely. So now I have to wait for Honda to give me money for my car
How rusty was yours? Worse than this one?
Yeah worse than this one
Do you know what they are looking for in the inspection? I'm scared they will take my car and not give me enough back than what I paid for it.
@@yahirhuerta-salas9524 The technician will check the bolts located at 2:34 of this video. Their is a captive nut within the body of the vehicle (not seen). The idea is, if the bolt freely spins without actually loosening (due to terrible rust conditions), the vehicle then fails the recall and Honda will offer you compensation.
What happened with yours? Did they give you money? How much? Were you given a choice or do they take your car like it or not? I'm worried about bringing mine in.
How much time did you complete the replacement?
Bravo
Do you work in a salt mine?
Sheeshhh 😮
And if my crv is to bad they going to buy my vehicle that's what honda said
You almost lost me with all Taylor swift comments. Stick to automobile repairs