Agreed 2.4 is one of the best Honda engine.

 

I 100% agree being a 2.4 liter K engine owner. My block revision is the K24Z6 specific to the 2010-12 CR-V, and haven't had much problems other than the low friction piston rings causing some increased oil consumption. With maintenance, I constantly get 26-29 mpg easily on the highway depending on terrain and air temperature. Which sensors did you update as might do the same on my V once it reaches 200k.

 

Genuine Honda PCV valve, Thermo Bypass Solenoid Air valve 36281-RTA-003, removed and inspected the MAP sensor, cleaned the MAF sensor with Genuine Honda MAF cleaner. All new Honda filters and fluids, and I'm about to replace the coolant for the third time. I'll also be removing my winter wheels soon.

 

I agree whole heartedly. I had a 2012 Accord Coupe with the 2.4 and it was bullet proof. 33 mpg on the highway and it never once let me down. Never burned a shred of oil in 150,000 mi. Should have kept that car. The recipient of that is still driving it.

 

Nice, that Accord was very likely built at Marysville Auto Plant where I currently work! I hate we quit making the Accord coupes.

 

my son drove his 06 accord to 250 k miles..never an issue..he misses it..2.4 liter 4 cyl

 

yes, i am happy with my 2019 crv with the 1.5..great mppgs..33 to 35 ..nice power..i like my turbo ! ..50 k miles todate

 

I miss my 2013 and wish I never got rid of it. I bought it new and put 121k trouble free miles. I do like my 2022 but it’s caused me trouble when my 2013 was trouble free.

 

I enjoy reading your posts Coastie05. Do you know where your '13 is today? When did you sell it or trade it in?

 

You seem like you're the type that kept it super clean, too. BTW, thank you for your service.

 

I sure did. I’m hoping to keep my ‘22 just as nice for the next few years. You’re welcome! I enjoy serving and plan to for a while longer.

 

My sister and her husband both have CR-Vs. His is a 2016 with the 2.4, and hers is a '23 model with the turbo. They both have said they like the 2.4 better, but no real complaints about the turbo (yet). I would bet any amount of money the 2.4 would outlast the turbo, but my sister never keeps her vehicles long enough for engines to go bad. Me on the other hand, I currently have an '04 Corolla with 450K miles, so I want one with an engine that will last, which is why I'm looking for a CR-V with a 2.4...