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Hi, new here, owned a 2007 Honda Fit since 2007. I have had this car since 2007 when it had 200 miles and I have 208,000 miles on it and the radio started to die. The Texas heat bleached the front of the radio and I couldn't read the screen so I decided to replace it with a nice aftermarket model. In the process of pulling the assembly out which was a PITA, I broke the Blower Switch. I got a new switch BUT it appears that Honda now makes a different style of switch, one with a shorter stem that does not allow me to replace the original control knob, so after verifying that indeed installed the faceplate correctly and the radio, I ended up doing this: My question is this: Has anyone else noticed that the dashboard parts are harder to find than they were? I was told at one point that if I broke the plastic pieces behind the temp controls, I would have a hard time finding them. Boy were they right. Reminds of the Honda dealership telling me they don't make Takata parts for my airbag
My landlord took too much money for my rent and then just credited the extra. When I asked for a check for the difference they said that they can't write checks and everyone takes account credit. This is what followed:
