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I tried reprogramming the travel on my Chamberlain while the garage door was already open and hit the up button after going into learn mode. It went up a few inches more than normal and is stuck? I accepted it and went to hit the down arrow and it won't move. Garage door open just clicks twice. I even unplugged and reset everything. Nothing. Deactivated the manual latch nothing. Door travels freely but the motor won't engage to move the chain at all and this all happened after going UP a few inches. it's like it won't engage the motor period. Sensors are fine. remotes work, engage remote on wall or wireless one and it just does the double click which is technically 4 clicking noises

So the rims on the accord are 235/40/19 while the Civic Sports are 235/40/18.

Will the Civic Sports fit on the accord and read the same on the spedometer technically since they're 235/40s also? What tire size would I need to get back close to OEM wheel spec speedometer reading

I drove out $32.5K flat for a 2026 Accord SE. Was this a fair price? I'm just curious what others have paid recently in the past 30 days or so? Or even earlier?

I've been an accord enthusiast since the mid-2000s. I'm stuck between a low mileage '22 Sport and a 2024 Honda Accord Sport-L.

Has anyone had issues with the hybrid 11th gen? How do you like it? At first I didn't like the SE version of the 11th gen, but the Sport-L w/ the different style, rims, trim, and spoiler really make it look sharper.

How's the reliability been thus far? Despite only being out a few years now?

I'm looking at a 2021 and a few 2022 accords w/ low mileage. They're all 1.4t w/ one being a 2.0t. Is the 1.4t better in the latter years of this gen better dependability-wise as long as maintenance is kept up?

I'm looking at a 2019 Accord Sport w/ the 1.5T. It currently has 65K miles, single owner, appears to be maintained and has been honda certified pre-owned. Is there anything major I should worry about this particular year or should I avoid this one altogether and go 2020+?

My son was driving and only has a learner's permit license. I have progressive. He rear ended another vehicle. He's technically not on my policy but I have full coverage. Is it worth it to still file a claim? The car is at a loss does coverage still extend?

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What would this go for on average in today's market?

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I love H-E-B products, but have never used their pellets before. I've been using Bear Mountain for the past 3 years. These looked good in person. Does anyone know who manufactures the pellets for them? I've heard good things.

Hello all,

I'm new to the GrillaGrills pellet smoker brand and line up that they have, even more so w/ my new Silverbac 2.0, but not new to pellet smokers (Trager, Z Grills, and now GrillaGrills) in general. This will be my 3rd pellet grill purchased in the last 7 or so years.

Long story short, I stopped by Academy to get some more lump charcoal for my Weber kettle. Well, lo and behold while heading back to the front out of the grill section, the Silverbac 2.0 caught my eye w/ the 50% off sign @ $599! That was a steal in my eyes after looking over all the hardware and features.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a better pellet grill w/ everything @ this sale price, imo. I was immediately

Budget is $700 lmk!

Plain and simple show me what you have and I'll go from there. No laptops, please.

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Hello,

I didn't know until recently that Jabra is pulling out of the earbud game in the consumer market and going enterprise only. With that being said... What's the next best thing? I currently have the elite 8 active gen 2. When these fail in the near future what's its current comparable competitor? I'm not familiar with other brands and have only had Jabra products since 2019.