Ann writes:
Last fall we purchased for my son a 2003 Honda Accord with 78K. When we had it inspected the mechanic pointed out that a few of the fins on the condenser were missing, but the radiator seemed to be working fine so he didn’t think it was a problem worth worrying about. Well, shortly after we purchased the car my son had an accident which pulled off the bumper. He has been driving this winter with no bumper, thus exposing the condenser. (Read More…)
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Tagged as accord, condensor, cooling fins, failure, falling, Honda, missing, radiator
Tagged as accord, condensor, cooling fins, failure, falling, Honda, missing, radiator
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