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FN2 Type R annoying faults

wayneeyers said:
Took it in on Monday. Got it back Wednesday. Apparently they just lubricated something? They wouldn't tell me anymore. So whether they have changed something and are not saying for obvious reasons, I don't know.
What ever they did it has stopped that clicking now.
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Good to hear mate, mine has stopped since the cold has gone???
 
kennypg1 said:
Did you ring the dealer? As i rang Honda UK and an advisor told me to take it to any Honda dealer get them to check the fault and they will fix it. I did as he said and i got the the third gear replaced and 3rd/4th syncro housing. The dealers (knobs) will try anything and i do mean anything not to fix it as they will have to pay being as though they are franchises. Dont give up on one phone call mate.
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cheers mate i had a feeling they were fobbing me off however arnold clark have sent the gear box to a specialist to be fixed should have it back tomorrow
 
RonnieCTR said:
cheers mate i had a feeling they were fobbing me off however arnold clark have sent the gear box to a specialist to be fixed should have it back tomorrow
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Brilliant mate, I will never get tired of people putting the god damn dealers straight :lol:
 
Well, its only been a week and the click is back.
Oddly its only when the car is hot? Should I bother going through the hassle of sending it back to the dealers?
 
Yes of course, they are supposed to have fixed it!

NO Dealer, whatsoever, wants a return throughput to the workshop.
First Time Fix is a massive thing for them and Customer Satisfaction.
 
Thing is, after reading online and on here, and seeing stories of people going through 3 pedal boxes and a number of master cylinders. Surely if Honda havent got a fix for it, it will be easier to ask what they lubricate and just keep it lubricated myself?
 
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