Honda Car Forum

BläBlä wrote:

> Yeah it never happens with a Honda because a Honda can be 4 quarts low
> on oil and it still WILL NOT turn on the oil pressure light. That I know
> for a fact.

In reality, it rarely happens because Honda and Toyota engines are not
known for being oil-burners, and are designed to withstand abuse.

There are many engines that simply cannot tolerate dirty oil, or low
oil, or overheating, because of their inherent design characteristics.
It's not that anything is wrong with the design per se, it's just that
these engines require more diligent care. This is especially true in
some of the aluminum block engines, that cannot tolerate even a single
instance of overheating before cracks in the block develop.

> Scharf do us all a favor and just shut the hell up. On average you post
> 325 times a month. If there ever was proof that you have no life that
> would be it. If you spent that much time working on cars in the real
> world you wouldnt have such naive and down right stupid opinions.

Knowing everything about everything is an awesome burden, but I humbly
accept that responsibility in service of my fellow man.

In article <45b4cc60$0$68980$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net>,
scharf.steven@geemail.com THE CROSSPOSTING BIASED BIGOT says...
> Dori A Schmetterling wrote:
> > Aha! Mr Murphy strikes again...
>
> Actually, some people shouldn't own anything other than Toyotas or Hondas.
>
> After a few exceptionally reliable cars, someone goes out and buys a
> BMW, Mercedes, VW, GM, etc., and expects to be able to get away with the
> same lack of attention to the vehicle that they did in the past. They
> have no idea what to do is the TEMP light or OIL light comes on, or if
> the TEMP gauge goes into the red (if they notice any of this at all),
> because it never happened in their Toyota or Honda.

Yeah it never happens with a Honda because a Honda can be 4 quarts low
on oil and it still WILL NOT turn on the oil pressure light. That I know
for a fact.

Scharf do us all a favor and just shut the hell up. On average you post
325 times a month. If there ever was proof that you have no life that
would be it. If you spent that much time working on cars in the real
world you wouldnt have such naive and down right stupid opinions.

BläBlä wrote:

> Yeah it never happens with a Honda because a Honda can be 4 quarts
low on oil and it still WILL NOT turn on the oil pressure light. That I
know for a fact.

In reality, it rarely happens because Honda and Toyota engines are not
known for being oil-burners, and are designed to withstand abuse.

There are many engines that simply cannot tolerate dirty oil, or low
oil, or overheating, because of their inherent design characteristics.
It's not that anything is wrong with the design per se, it's just that
these engines require more diligent care. This is especially true in
some of the aluminum block engines, that cannot tolerate even a single
instance of overheating before cracks in the block develop.

> Scharf do us all a favor and just shut the hell up. On average you
post 325 times a month. If there ever was proof that you have no life
that would be it. If you spent that much time working on cars in the
real world you wouldnt have such naive and down right stupid opinions.

Knowing everything about everything is an awesome burden, but I humbly
accept that responsibility in service of my fellow man.

"SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message
news:45ba595c$0$69025$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...

> In reality, it rarely happens because Honda and Toyota engines are not
> known for being oil-burners, and are designed to withstand abuse.

Hmm, well my Sister has owned two Honda and they both used significant
amounts of oil. My SO's old Camry used even more. My neighbors Camry lays
down an oil smoke cloud every morning. I am sure these are not typical of
"all" Toyotas and Hondas, but then they are untypical either. Do you really
think a Honda four cylinder will take more abuse than a SBF Chevrolet or
Ford?

Ed

On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 19:41:10 UTC, SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com>
wrote:

> Bl„Bl„ wrote:
>
> > Yeah it never happens with a Honda because a Honda can be 4 quarts
> low on oil and it still WILL NOT turn on the oil pressure light. That I
> know for a fact.
>
> In reality, it rarely happens because Honda and Toyota engines are not
> known for being oil-burners, and are designed to withstand abuse.
>
> There are many engines that simply cannot tolerate dirty oil, or low
> oil, or overheating, because of their inherent design characteristics.
> It's not that anything is wrong with the design per se, it's just that
> these engines require more diligent care. This is especially true in
> some of the aluminum block engines, that cannot tolerate even a single
> instance of overheating before cracks in the block develop.
>
> > Scharf do us all a favor and just shut the hell up. On average you
> post 325 times a month. If there ever was proof that you have no life
> that would be it. If you spent that much time working on cars in the
> real world you wouldnt have such naive and down right stupid opinions.
>
> Knowing everything about everything is an awesome burden, but I humbly
> accept that responsibility in service of my fellow man.
Does the Kaiser know that you are using the designation for ships of
the Imperial Navy as your newsgroup name?

--
"What do you mean there's no movie?"

> Knowing everything about everything is an awesome burden, but I humbly
> accept that responsibility in service of my fellow man.


Awesome, so what's the weather going to be like every day here next month. 8)

You have the time to count?

DAS

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On average you post
> 325 times a month. If there ever was proof that you have no life that
> would be it.
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Danny G. wrote:
>> Knowing everything about everything is an awesome burden, but I humbly
>> accept that responsibility in service of my fellow man.
>
>
> Awesome, so what's the weather going to be like every day here next month. 8)

Sunny and clear, unless it rains or snows.

SMS wrote:

> Danny G. wrote:
>
>>> Knowing everything about everything is an awesome burden, but I humbly
>>> accept that responsibility in service of my fellow man.
>>
>>
>>
>> Awesome, so what's the weather going to be like every day here next
>> month. 8)
>
>
> Sunny and clear, unless it rains or snows.

Can you do stock market stuff?

Bill Putney
(To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
address with the letter 'x')

Bill Putney wrote:

> Can you do stock market stuff?

Buy low, sell high.