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i swear, 4 door 6speed v6 are so much rare than the 2doors

I love watching videos like this really helps those who do not know what to do, but one tip, i will say, is leave the drain plug off and proceed with the oil filter once you loosen the filter there will be a good amount of oil that will drain helps to keep the new oil cleaner then when your done with the filter proceed to plug the drain plug then turn your car on for a good 30sec check for leaks and do you oil light.

I would like to know if you can show how to replace the alternator, and battery. thanks

Nice car!

Kylee 𝗟𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝗻: (Starts up her car) 0:09 Look at her. She starts up perfectly

My bulb is out for sunroof 07 accord. Someone said I don’t have to remove bottom panel but reach my arm up and push it out. Can you tell me the basic steps. I want to try it myself

That's Not a 1997 Model

Great job, Toyota's horrible canister filters special for the US, saw a video on a 09 Matrix and it was a normal metal filter. Non- the- less it has to be done.

I went and bought everything today but forgot the damn drain plug gasket ugh.

Great review you nailed all the key points.

Could anyone send me links on supercharging a 2008 Toyota solara 3.3 v6 sport .

Wonderful video. It will help us buy this used car from the Dealership. Thanks a lot

I watch this video every time I need to change my oil! Thanks!

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Great looking car I have a 2004 Solara convertible & I absolutely love it

What’s the engine in horsepower?

Him: “I have a manual so I don’t have to worry about an automatic transmission failure” Also him: “yeah so my clutch and flywheel were messing up”

I do this every 6 months while im switching out my summer tires for winter ones and vice versa... i live in quebec, and inspect the bottom of the car for rust at the same time

Normal to me

Do you still have this car? Any oil burning issues with it?

The 3.3L V6 has 225hp / 240lbs of torque

Can you speak to the manual gearbox slipping out of 3rd gear at all? I’m looking at buying this model, just in 2 door… only 45k miles but during the test drive it popped out of 3rd gear once. I’ve read online these models can have issues with the manual?

Sounds like a Toyota aurion

Well done video!!! Thanks!! A great guide!!

Thanks for your video, I have been driving this car for more than 5 years and today is the first time I have changed its oil by myself. Your video was a great help, and I did have to worry about looking for actual parts numbers as well. Again thank a million!

Great car. I had to leave when dude said he traded a Solara for a Subaru legacy 😂😂

How much did you pay for it?

everyone loves a good honda v6 manual pull

0:16 2009-2015 Venzas had that same screen too, but with their own unique start animation.

I miss this car so much I hope you keep it and make more driving videos on it

I have the exact same car (color and all) and to get an aftermarket kit for a double din radio is stupid expensive. Was 350 ish dollars for the kit alone without the head unit…

I have same exact car 2016 and already gone through two steering rack repairs; and it's not cheap $2-3k each time. First repair was at ~60k miles, second time was at ~73k miles.

Have you had any steering rack issue? I have exact specs 2016 model and have to replace steering rack twice so far. I drive city, no off road, with 60k and 73k miles.

Can you indicate where underneath the car you unscrewed all those screws. There are so many screws there. Since you are showing people how to do it, people watching this do not know. Those who know don't watch it. Hope this makes sense to you.

I've got same car,had it since 15, did you know Honda only made 1000 for 06 and 1000 for 07 very rare

Is this OK on gas? I know is a V6 but it be OK for a daily driver especially on a manual ?

For the adhesive leftover from the rear badges you can used a rubber wheel attachemnt on a drill to knock off that old adhesive. Be careful to not let it get too hot because it will chip the paint. Also unfortunately on these the badges always take paint with them.

I really wish these came with the 3.5L V6

A/C relays are a common Honda problem, I just picked up this same configuration with 95k miles, has factory nav though

look cool, thanks for your video

Do you still have it or you traded it in??

This video confirmed my fear. The grinding after the change is my corolla starving for oil.

This was quite helpful. Thanks for posting!

Every 5k miles since my first oil change I come back to this video just to make sure I’m doing everything right on my oil change ! Thank you :)

This Accord is my dream car and it's coming soon.... 😇🙏🙏🤗👍🏽💯💪👏👌🙌❤️❤️

My daughter just bought a virtual twin to this Solara. Did you by chance recently trade this at Harvey Lexus in Grand Rapids?

My Honda accord '07 LX is by far the best car I've ever owned, and I've had at least 13 in my whole life. Everything from Buick to VW, Acura, Toyota corolla and camry, Saturn, Mercedes, and more. I got my Accord at auction for 2 grand, it had 50,000 miles on it and had been garaged its whole life. The previous owner must have used it once a week to drive to the grocery store and back lol I got so lucky with this car and the fact that it came in my favorite "car color " which is white, was the cherry on top. Besides the Honda, I also own a Mercedes, and I can honestly say that the Honda is better and more reliable than the Mercedes will ever be 😢 if you ever come across one of these, especially with low mileage, jump on it! You will NOT regret it. Between the years of 2000 and 2015, the '07 is the best looking car. The rear lights are beautiful, they remind me of the lights on an older model Mercedes, she drives like a champ 🏆 couldn't rep this car any harder ❤ best car ever!!!🎉

Beautiful color! I had a 2006 silver Solara - not even 100,000 miles, and someone totaled it last year. I loved that car. I even had the headlights professionally restored. Bought it for the sportier look but the Camry engine! Glad you get to keep yours from now on! Solaras are a dying breed! Saw the cracking dash - this was a widespread issue on many toyotas for several years (Avalons, Camrys, Lexus models, etc). Mine had just started to crack - I tried to protect it from the few hot days we have here in Oregon, but it happened anyway!

By the way it's 6 flashes for the maintenance light.