a lesson to other drivers. check your car periodically. fire in the engine is caused by many factors, eg. oil, coolant or fuel leak, fuel vapour leaks through the engine gasket, sparks caused by faulty wires etc etc...
@masterkdrifter if i were doing burnouts in my cr-v i'd accept responsibility for the consequences. this seems a high price to pay for having my oil changed!
although the mechanic messed up for not making sure the old gasket was removed before fitting the new one, it seems to me like a design flaw that creates this result. not fitting a gasket perfectly should result in an oil leak, not a fireball.
Honda has problems just like any other car manufacturer but they have fixed the car since this replacing the oil filter deal with a thicker wider one.
Given that it apparently wasn't a problem on earlier models, and that other vehicles don't catch on fire like this when there is a slight oil leak, I would argue that it is the vehicles fault...
@MercedesAMGs its acutally not hondas fault. if anyone does something stupid or wrong with there vehicle anything can happen.
Ive seen a guy in a camaro try doing a burnout and instead the fly wheel flew through his car and ripped that shit apart. now does that make camaro a stupid or bad car? no its just because the driver is an idiot.
a lesson to other drivers. check your car periodically. fire in the engine is caused by many factors, eg. oil, coolant or fuel leak, fuel vapour leaks through the engine gasket, sparks caused by faulty wires etc etc...
mangerik 9 months ago
FriedRice Yo
redrosecross 10 months ago
Thanks for the comments.
@masterkdrifter if i were doing burnouts in my cr-v i'd accept responsibility for the consequences. this seems a high price to pay for having my oil changed!
although the mechanic messed up for not making sure the old gasket was removed before fitting the new one, it seems to me like a design flaw that creates this result. not fitting a gasket perfectly should result in an oil leak, not a fireball.
bobobio 11 months ago
Honda has problems just like any other car manufacturer but they have fixed the car since this replacing the oil filter deal with a thicker wider one.
bobsaget384158 1 year ago
honda is TRASH
1FbOdYNATION 1 year ago
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OilDonkey 1 year ago
@1FbOdYNATION no they aren't, they're good cars. Just because you say something doesn't make it true.
edyken77 1 year ago
No bueno.
SPACECADET2U 1 year ago
RIP the greatest car of it's class ;^;
ChelseaTheFlareon 1 year ago
Given that it apparently wasn't a problem on earlier models, and that other vehicles don't catch on fire like this when there is a slight oil leak, I would argue that it is the vehicles fault...
produce4022 2 years ago
Fire department never show up??? They just let it burn to the ground. Good thing gas didn't explode.
fwoodman 2 years ago
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Honda Suck Fucking Honda
MercedesAMGs 3 years ago
@MercedesAMGs amen
haloslayer78965 1 year ago
@MercedesAMGs its acutally not hondas fault. if anyone does something stupid or wrong with there vehicle anything can happen.
Ive seen a guy in a camaro try doing a burnout and instead the fly wheel flew through his car and ripped that shit apart. now does that make camaro a stupid or bad car? no its just because the driver is an idiot.
masterkdrifter 1 year ago
More than likely a double gasketed oil filter that allowed oil to spray on the hot exhaust. It was a bad common problem a few years ago.
rkj4107 3 years ago
Exactly.
It isn't the fault of the vehicle, it is the fault of the people who changed the oil...
sleeksilver 2 years ago