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Lboogie any progress on this fault with the suggestions above?

First thoughts are changing the battery in the remote and then try programming sequence again?

Okay how about a positive thread of things we do like? Let's keep it upbeat, no politics or religion (there's plenty of forums for them) 🙂 I'll start again! Beer Harleys Lexus (of course) ....did I mention Beer yet?

Thought I'd try and create a thread to share the negativity of daily life and thing we dislike everyday. (let's stay off politics and religion, plenty of other sites for them) 🙂 I'll go first then! Cost of living which is soaring, which I suppose is because of everything we have had thrown at us recently. As long as I have enough dollar to run my cars and bikes then that's the important thing......I need to diet anyways 🙂

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I have experienced this with a Honda CR-V I used to own. In normal driving I would have to rest my thumb on the steering wheel to keep it straight, not much effort but annoying. Took it in for alignment and the rear geometry was slightly out on the toe (in/out cannot remember now). With alignment, you should always adjust from the rear first, going from the front first usually sorts the issue but still leaves the rear out of synch. On the CR-V the rear suspension is adjustable via a snail cam adjuster on the lower arms. When the rear was set up correctly then it drove straight as an arrow

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