Welcome!

 

Welcome man...

Bring all your pals along too....

 

Welcome aboad mate

 

Welcome!!!

 

Welcome...!!

I want to see some RL pix

 

I'm new too!

Hey guys! i'm new too I came over from Acura World with RL21...

I hope I can contribute to the RL forum and the site in general.

 

PIX

i will post pix just as soon as i clean up my car nicely and do all the work i need on it, i just bought it 2 weeks ago and it needs some work (cleaning on the inside, some bulbs are not working for some reason even though the bulbs are good im guessing connection, the windows roll down with sound and rather slow too i saw a post on that in the 2nd generation legend section but i cant figure out what you guys mean by putting silicone or dw40 into the window well wouldnt that get on the window? let me know if ne one knows. ) once i do all that and tint up the car make it look nice ill post pix i dont feel right puttin up pix of a car that needs to b worked on sowwy

thanx for the welcome

 

Hey welcome fellas its good to have you here with us, I look forward to learning much about the RL from you all.

 

Re: PIX

some bulbs are not working for some reason even though the bulbs are good im guessing connection

Which ones are you talking about? I'm having the same problem with the reverse lights. The bulbs are good but for some reason i get no voltage.

 

WOW new members! great show!! have fun everybody.

 

Welcome "RL21 & jin".. I am sure you guys will appreciate all the knowledge this forum has to offer through its members.. Enjoy your stay..:2cool:

 

bulbs not working

the bubls that are not working are my rear reading lights, the light in one of my doors, the bulbs for the select and reset buttons for the trip odometer and the auto and off buttons for the AC control, the antitheft indicator and the 2 lights in the driver side rear window controls it sounds like a lot but really isnt if you think about it im guessing its something with the connection of the circuits nothing an electrician cant fix

 

Re: PIX

...the windows roll down with sound and rather slow too i saw a post on that in the 2nd generation legend section but i cant figure out what you guys mean by putting silicone or dw40 into the window well wouldnt that get on the window? let me know if ne one knows.

Just spray a little silicone lubricant along the length of the window channels and run the windows up and down a couple times to spread the lube. I wouldn't use WD40 because I've heard that stuff tends to eat away and harden rubber over time. And yes, a little will get on your windows but most of it is concealed inside the channel so you won't see it. The rest you can just wipe/clean off without a problem. Just use a little lube at a time if you're concerned.

 

Yes I've done this a few times myself, it tends to happen after the rainy season is over, just go and get yourself a can of silicone spray (highly recommended) at your local Pepboys etc and just apply as was mentioned by Train. Also you might get some rubbing alcohol and some Q-Tips and clean the channels first before applying the silicone, and your windows should roll like new. This is the exact procedure your local dealership service dept would perform on your windows so save yourself a trip.

 

Welcome over guys!
We look forward to helping you and learning anything you may have to share

 

thanks for the welcome, guys!


btw, I changed my user name cause jin is my real name and it confuses me to see it on screen.

I respond better to jinny... but jin works too.

 

Also, I wanted to say that your legends are TITS!!! I wish I still had mine so I can mod it... The RL mods are not as plentiful

 

What up

Hey,

nnnnnnnnnnnnyello Welcome to the forums.

 

Also, I wanted to say that your legends are TITS!!! I wish I still had mine so I can mod it... The RL mods are not as plentiful

Ummmm, what?

Ya, the Legends dont' have too many products compared to Civics, Accords, etc. but I am grateful that we have more than some less fortunate.

 

Ummmm, what?

Ya, the Legends dont' have too many products compared to Civics, Accords, etc. but I am grateful that we have more than some less fortunate.

He is using the Acuraworld "Lingo". They have a smily over there that says TITS on a sign that it holds up and everyone over there uses that to say that a car looks really good.

 

Welcome to the Legend Family!!! I say this to both of you!
Later!
Lee

 

Re: Re: PIX

Just spray a little silicone lubricant along the length of the window channels and run the windows up and down a couple times to spread the lube. I wouldn't use WD40 because I've heard that stuff tends to eat away and harden rubber over time. And yes, a little will get on your windows but most of it is concealed inside the channel so you won't see it. The rest you can just wipe/clean off without a problem. Just use a little lube at a time if you're concerned.

how do i get to channel? im confused i roll the window down first? or do i keep it up and then pull back the rubber and do i pull back the rubber on the inside of the car or the outside of the car, and do i need to use like a little straw to direct the silicone better? please help. im just worried that maybe the motors are going bad i would hate to c that happen its in all 4 windows sso chances are probably very slim

 

Welcome! I'm glad that Matt created the RL section. I've always considered TLs and RLs (even cls) as part of the legend family.

 

Re: Re: Re: PIX

how do i get to channel? im confused i roll the window down first? or do i keep it up and then pull back the rubber and do i pull back the rubber on the inside of the car or the outside of the car, and do i need to use like a little straw to direct the silicone better? please help. im just worried that maybe the motors are going bad i would hate to c that happen its in all 4 windows sso chances are probably very slim

What you should do is roll the windows down, and spray the track that the window slides on. It should feel like felt. you spray a good amount of silicone on there and roll the window up and down a few times to lube it up. A small straw will help direct the silicone better.

 

windows

the channel on both sides or on one?