Question 1

What does an air conditioning regas do?

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It’s no longer considered a luxury, so most modern cars come with air con. However, like anything else, it needs regular maintenance. If you’re not getting cold air into your vehicle, regassing is the most likely solution.A regas is the removal of old refrigerant gas from the system and replacing and recharging it, along with the lubricant and in line with the manufacturer’s instructions, so that the air runs cold again. (By the way, vehicles made from 2017 onwards are legally obliged to use a new type of refrigerant.)While DIY kits are available, they save you almost nothing compared with getting a specialist to do the job. What’s more, if something goes wrong, you could be left with a pricey bill, or there could be safety issues. (Refrigerant can cause painful freeze burns if it gets on your skin or in your eyes.) Equally, if there are any other problems with the air con system, a professional will be able to put them right.

Question 2

How often should I need to regas my air conditioner?

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Most manufacturers suggest getting the air con serviced every couple of years, although many drivers wait until there’s no cold air coming through before taking action. But it’s really not worth putting it off—as well as creating an uncomfortable travelling environment, poorly working air conditioning makes it harder to demist windows in winter, and may mean the engine has to work harder, so fuel consumption rises. Additionally, pipes in the system could crack, or parts seize up.

Question 3

The law, vehicle regulations and your MOT

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A faulty air conditioner won’t affect your car’s MOT, but it can affect the comfort of you and your passengers. It’s worth keeping your air conditioning running at its optimum performance as the impact it can have on your vehicle’s fuel efficiency could significantly affect the day-to-day cost of your motoring.

Question 4

What happens when we regas your air conditioning?

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Our efficient and fully qualified mechanics will check for cracks and leaks that could be hindering the air conditioning system’s efficient operation.
Wherever required, all old refrigerant will be removed from your air conditioning system and replaced with the precise quantity of fresh refrigerant.
You will also be advised of any other parts that may need to be replaced for the best operation and health of your vehicle.
Once the refrigerant has been replaced, our mechanics will test it thoroughly to ensure its correct running make any adjustments required for its premium operation.

Question 5

Symptoms you might need an AC regas

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If your AC has stopped working correctly and you notice that the air conditioning in your car isn’t providing the usual levels of cold air as normal, it’s probably time for a regas.

Question 6

Your air con isn’t as cold as normal

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It’s true that most general car services don’t cover air conditioning, but any garage should be able to do a straightforward air con service and regas for you at an affordable price. They will probably want to do a pre-service inspection first, and any repairs needed as a result are usually billed for separately. The inspection should include looking out for any cracks or leaks that could hinder the system’s efficient working. Try and use the system all year round to keep it running smoothly, and consider an anti-bacterial clean if musty smells are emerging from the vents—your garage or workshop should also offer this. Additionally, change the cabin filter regularly.

Question 7

Honda

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The Honda Motor Company is a Japanese public multinational conglomerate corporation—to give them their full title. Primarily a motorcycle manufacturer (since 1959) and engine producer (producing more than 14million each year), Honda became the 8th largest automobile manufacturer in the world in 2015.

Question 8

How popular is Honda in the United Kingdom?

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With around 800k Honda cars on the roads in the UK, this marque is a popular and trusted household name.

Question 9

Long lasting sensibly-priced cars

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On the surface, Honda cars look fairly traditional, but this is a brand that doesn’t necessarily follow the pack; they often provide something unique to each of their models.For example, the Jazz pitched against the most popular car in the UK, the Ford Fiesta, is actually a more practical option than most of its rivals. For a small car, it has an abundance of interior space and very flexible and practical boot.The Civic is brave enough to make a strong style in design statement in a market where other brands are edging towards conservative.
And the CR-V was the first of the SUV models to stop pretending it was an off-road vehicle and focused its priorities on its road based driving dynamics despite its off-road styling.

Question 10

Honda motorsports: A long-standing history in Formula One

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Honda’s first appearance in Formula One racing as a constructor came in 1964 at the German Grand Prix.After a mixed introduction, marred by tragedy with the death of driver Jo Schlesser in the French Grand Prix of 1968 Honda took a back seat until their return in 1983 to power the Williams team, where they won 6 consecutive Constructors Championships.Following the successes with Williams, they partnered with McLaren in 1988, going on to win titles in 4 different seasons.Their return in 2013, again providing engines for the McLaren team, was met with much less success. After 3 seasons without a single podium finish, Honda was dropped in favour of a Renault built engine.

Question 11

Honda’s reliability and reputation

Accepted Answer

Honda ranked 15th place out of 30 car brands in the What Car? Reliability Survey in 2018. Their placing could be considered a little lower down the list than expected, given that it was mostly Japanese and Asian manufacturers to lead the field (Suzuki, Lexus and Toyota taking the top spots).

Question 12

Recent Honda recalls and reliability issues

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Various recalls have been made on Honda models throughout their motoring history. The following are a list of the most recent in the UK and Europe.

Question 13

04/05/2019 – Honda Civic (2001–2005), Honda Accord (2004–2006) and Honda Odyssey (2004)

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Replacement service parts from the previous recall may be defective

Question 14

30/03/2019 – Honda Odyssey (2017–2018)

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The locking system may become jammed

Question 15

20/01/2019 – Honda Accord, Honda Civic, Honda City, Honda Jazz, Honda Insight, Honda CR-V and Honda Pilot (2010–2015)

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Defect in the gas generator of the front-seat passenger airbag

Question 16

31/08/2018 – Honda HR-V (2014–2018)

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The cabin wiring harness might not be correctly secured on the front left chassis rail

Question 17

22/06/2018 – Honda Civic (2016–2017)

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There is no side vent in the backrest of the front seat

Question 18

22/02/2018 – Honda Civic, Honda CR-V, Honda Jazz and Honda Insight (2009–2010)

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In the event of airbag deployment, the internal pressure of the airbag may be excessive

Question 19

03/02/2018 – Honda Odyssey (2010–2017)

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The second row of the outboard seats is not properly secured

Question 20

12/11/2017 – Honda Accord (2013–2016)

Accepted Answer

The battery sensor’s plastic housing may not be resistant to the penetration of moisture All recall information sourced from gov.co.uk data.

Car make and model	Dealers average price	exclusive price	Instant savings
Honda Jazz 1.4 litres	£95.92	£83.41	13%
Honda S2000 2 litres	£92.63	£78.50	15%
Honda Civic 1.4 litres	£99.11	£82.59	17%
Honda Jazz 1.4 litres	£100.35	£85.04	15%
Honda Hr-v 1.6 litres	£94.99	£78.50	17%
Honda Jazz 1.4 litres	£94.98	£82.59	13%
Honda Jazz 1.3 litres	£96.77	£79.32	18%
Honda Crx 1.6 litres	£91.22	£79.32	13%
Honda Civic 1.6 litres	£96.77	£79.32	18%
Honda Accord-coupe 1.6 litres	£104.26	£83.41	20%
Honda Jazz 1.4 litres	£95.92	£83.41	13%
Honda Jazz 1.3 litres	£96.77	£79.32	18%
Honda Civic 1.6 litres	£96.77	£79.32	18%
Honda S2000 2 litres	£92.63	£78.50	15%
Honda Jazz 1.4 litres	£100.35	£85.04	15%

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