And Portland OR police report a year end rash of front safety sensors from Hondas at more than $2000 a pop kris HAVING TROUBLE POSTING. DOGS ARE CHASING SOMETHING BIG
Hopefully “something big” is resolved? For some the the world is their pick-and-pull yard. I recall reading a decade or so ago, in major cities in Russia, whenever it’d start to rain, you’d see all these cars pull over, drivers reinstalling their wiper blades (previously removed for safekeeping).
Yep; Honda's distance sensor is easy to remove. Luckily Toyota's are bolted on from the back - need to pop the hood to get to it. Thieves stealing sensors from Hondas in Portland | kgw.com
Using ad-blocker plus and it was ok with that. you can probably google 'Honda sensor thief Portland' to get there.
Good idea, first hit: Police warn that thieves are targeting Honda cars in the Portland area - oregonlive.com a bonehead oversight by Honda.
The first article mentions a dealer that had 17 vehicles targeted. In addition, they have had to replace the sensors for about 30 customers.
Tried to post a graphic of a "early" leak of the most stolen vehicles of 2024, but between howling hounds and large crashes outdoors and uncooperative graphics, huh. Mostly Kias and the other Korean brand, and Ford F150. As for dogs? Probably a bear. They usually don't get that crazy over skunks, or raccoons. And they went ballistic. Into the deep woods with deep woofs and did not return for 45 minutes. Who knows? I was injured several years back and one of the consequences is I lost most of my sense of smell. Handy when it is skunk -- but they were way too crazy for it to have been a skunk. kris
