Honda Podcast: Honda DIY and More (Small)

Enhance the stock radio with this bass upgrade.

This podcast is a follow up to episode #94. That episode demonstrated the LED 3rd brake light that is found in the EX coupe will directly plug in to nearly every other Civic trim. To take this to the next step we will now show you how to install this light into your DX or LX coupe. This upgrade does not only require the LED light but you also need to replace your stock rear deck with the EX version. You will be able to find further details and purchase the parts to complete this upgrade at www.collegehillshonda.com. We will explore the possibility of a sedan 3rd brake light upgrade in a later podcast.

Turn your mics on stupid! We filtered down the questions to a larger than normal 22 for this episode. Hey, December was a busy month! We also answer a few Honda questions that people submitted for episode 100. By the way, there is still time to submit your question for this upcoming episode. We will be filming that episode on Saturday Jan. 19th so get your questions in now. We also received responses from several people asking for more bloopers. So, at the end of this episode we have a few more for your enjoyment.

In a suggestion for episode #100, Jon wondered if our viewers could get a look at our parts department. He thought it would be nice for everyone to see what makes our little Internet business tick. We thought this was a great idea but we realized it would not fit well into our 100th taping. So in this stand-alone episode Kel and I take you for a stroll through our offices at the end of the work day. To get a better idea of how our business ticks maybe we'll film some footage during the hustle and bustle of our daytime routines at a later date. Please note that some of the space in this video is still under construction so watch your step!

This is another follow-up to a question we received on episode #92. The question was if the LED 3rd brake light out of the 8th generation Civic EX could be installed into a LX model. We also explored the possibility of swapping the clear lens that is found on the Hybrid model as well. Although we did not complete an install in this episode we did confirm that the harnesses required to power these units are the same. An installation episode will be completed at a later date.

This is a follow-up to a question we received on episode #92. The question was can the conversation mirror from the Odyssey be installed into a Ridgeline? Well, here is the answer.

Armrests? You said what? Kel spills the beans and we ask for your help on episode #100.

Do you want to install tire pressure monitor sensors in 2007 Civic wheels but want to know if they will work first? Well it seems like there are a lot of people who have the same question. Here is the answer. Music for this episode by Flux.

The Civic upgrade was a big hit so here is the Accord version! Add the V6 insulator to finish off the trunk lid on your 4cyl Accord. You can easily install this in a matter of minutes. Music for this episode by Electromagnetic Impulses.

Our LAST Honda Fit episode for a while. Prep, peel, stick and enjoy! Music for this episode Stop! by Flux.

Prep, peel and stick! It doesn't get any easier than this. Music for this episode Streetwalker by cjacks.

Simple and cool! Check out one of the latest Honda products released for the Fit. NOTE: When installing you only get 1 attempt. Make sure you test fit the product first, then get it in place correctly on the first try. Music for this episode Body Beat by Electromagnetic Impulses.

Kel and Paul select questions to answer from the month of October. Bluetooth, HondaCare, HFP, and NAVI topics just to name a few.

We've had a ton of questions asking if you can install tire pressure monitors from the new 2008 Fit into the 2007 HFP and stock wheels. Well, we tried it! Here are the results.

This camera provides a color picture on navigation equipped models. The system automatically activates when the vehicle is put into reverse. Music: Herbsquare - Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Generic