[jsmith]

Reading about the CRV 1.5T problem, been thinking about trading my beater for the 1.5T Sport. Any report on an Accord?

Oil Dilution | Honda Problems

 

[Fired00d]

Interesting this article doesn't mention Accord's in it - Honda 1.5L Engine Suffers Cold-Weather Oil-Dilution Problem… is there any difference in the 1.5 Accord's motor than other 1.5 motors from Honda?

 

[BuickNut]

This issue has been beaten to death! It is not a problem. :surprise:

 

[Fired00d]

This issue has been beaten to death! It is not a problem. :surprise:

So I guess this article mentioning Honda issuing a service bulletin and correcting the problem at the factory on new models is insignificant... or as you say "It is not a problem"?

I'm only the messenger... I thought the purpose of the forum was to share information... If you have something to share that indicates this isn't a problem please do. This issue doesn't impact me in any way however if it can help someone that does have this particular motor then it's worth sharing the information.

 

[ptownoddy]

It’s not an issue in the Accords - not the same. Don’t worry about it. They’d include Accords if it were a problem.

 

[craig04c5]

Seems to be only the CRV model.

 

[Fired00d]

So..... does anyone know what the difference is between the CRV 1.5T & the Accord 1.5T?

 

[oldhondaguy]

That's my question. How is the CR-V engine concerned and not the Accord? I currently own a 2000 Accord with 260K miles. Car runs like a top, no leaks, squeaks, or rattles. After reading on this forum all of the issues in addition to the oil/fuel mix. issue (CR-V only) with the LKAS, Cruise control, poor quality control and heat/cooling issues, I find it difficult to consider purchasing the new Accord. My other cars are a S2000 and a G37S coupe. I was excited about the new Accord, but now I'm having second thoughts.

 

[jonda]

Sounds like no one knows nothing about accord engines.Thanks fellows

 

[craig04c5]

If it were an issue with the Accords I think we would have seen more posts with owners experiencing it.

 

[jonda]

Agreed..As Honda owner for many years ,I canot believe that Honda engineers over looked gas combining with oil when designing a new engine Also turbine engines have been around for years..and wilh a little care(changing oil often} should last a long time..Besides not many people keep their cars as used to ,with the advent of leasing.Not my bag. I still have the old ,pride of ownership.stigma

 

[MichaelR]

i own a 2018 accord 1.5 earth dream engine and i can smell gasoline in the oil gauge.
seems to me that this model has the same problem of the 2018 civic and crv.
i hope the big chiefs do something about it or no more Honda cars for me .

 

[jonda]

MichaelR .It is normal to smell a certain amount of gas in the oil of an internal combustion engine..However if you smell gas inside of your car then you have a problem.. look for that and plan to change your oil more often then is planed.

 

[MichaelR]

Thank you jonda.