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I wrote a thread on this before, but when I was cleaning the inside =
front, I noticed that the plastic part with the Honda logo (grille) was =
a little more flimsy than I recalled before. I also looked down the =
hole where the trigger to lift the hood up is located and I noticed four =
holes on the bottom of the bumper! The holes looked as if they were cut =
out or banged out in some way. I also noticed some holes on the metal =
part in that same area that looked as if some bolts used to be there.
I asked the guy to let me look at another Accord to see if it's the =
same. I looked at what he told me was an 2006 Accord, and I saw an =
almost horse shoe shaped plastice piece straight to the bottom of the =
front bumper with an official Honda sticker right next to it! Mine had =
no Honda sticker (the guy said that the sticker could be any place!) and =
of course mine had those rough holes which the guy said was used to =
'drain the water when it rains.' If that was the case, how come that =
other Accord did not have those holes? Aside from that, I see flaws on =
the bumper like and extended plastice piece like an extra plastic mold =
stuff on the bumper.
My gut tells me that this is either used or fake. The guy keeps =
insisting that it is genuine. Now I am starting to see how the man =
ordered the parts at about 4pm and claimed that they would come in the =
next day by noon! He happened to be right! I think I have been taken. =
To most people they would not care, but when I pay $250 out of my =
pocket, I want what I paid for.
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I wrote a thread on this before, but =
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cleaning the inside front, I noticed that the plastic part with the =
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(grille) was a little more flimsy than I recalled before. I also =
looked=20
down the hole where the trigger to lift the hood up is located and I =
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four holes on the bottom of the bumper! The holes looked as if =
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cut out or banged out in some way. I also noticed some holes on =
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part in that same area that looked as if some bolts used to be=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I asked the guy to let me look at =
another Accord to=20
see if it's the same. I looked at what he told me was an 2006 =
Accord, and=20
I saw an almost horse shoe shaped plastice piece straight to the bottom =
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front bumper with an official Honda sticker right next to it! Mine =
had no=20
Honda sticker (the guy said that the sticker could be any place!) and of =
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mine had those rough holes which the guy said was used to 'drain the =
water when=20
it rains.' If that was the case, how come that other Accord did =
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those holes? Aside from that, I see flaws on the bumper like and =
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plastice piece like an extra plastic mold stuff on the =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>My gut tells me that this is either =
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fake. The guy keeps insisting that it is genuine. Now I am =
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come in the next day by noon! He happened to be right! I =
think I=20
have been taken. To most people they would not care, but when I =
pay $250=20
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