The Honda Edix, produced from 2006 to 2009, is a unique 6-seater hatchback with two rows of three seats. Not widely seen in New Zealand, its distinctive seating arrangement offers a different take on family transport. Let's explore what to consider when dealing with a Honda Edix.
Common issues with the Honda Edix include: * Rear Suspension: The rear suspension can be prone to wear. Check for sagging or unusual noises. • Engine Oil Leaks: Inspect around the valve cover and oil pan. • Electrical Problems: Check electric window operation and interior lighting. • Air Conditioning: Failures can occur due to age. • Parts Availability: Some parts might be difficult to find locally.
WOF tips
When the Honda Edix goes for its WOF, these are key areas to check: • Brakes: Check brake pads, rotors, and brake lines. • Tyres: Pay attention to tread depth, tyre condition and matching tyres across the axles. • Lights: Ensure all lights are working. • Suspension: Check shocks, springs and bushes for wear and tear. • Seatbelts: All 6 seatbelts must be in good working order.
About the Honda Edix K24A#
The Edix is powered by either a 1.7L or 2.0L petrol engine, both offering reasonable performance. The automatic transmission provides smooth gear changes. Due to the Edix's age and relatively low numbers, parts might be harder to source than more common Honda models. Careful inspection of all mechanical components is highly recommended.
Questions owners ask
What are the most common issues to look out for when buying a used Honda Edix 2006-2009 in New Zealand?
When considering a used Honda Edix 2006-2009, pay close attention to the rear suspension for sagging or unusual noises, as this is a common wear point. Also, inspect for engine oil leaks, particularly around the valve cover and oil pan. Electrical problems, such as issues with electric windows or interior lighting, and air conditioning failures due to age are also known concerns. Given its age and relatively low numbers, be prepared for potential challenges in sourcing some parts locally.
What should I specifically check on my Honda Edix 2006-2009 for its WOF inspection in NZ?
For your Honda Edix 2006-2009's WOF, key areas to check include the brakes (pads, rotors, and lines), tyre tread depth, condition, and ensuring matching tyres across the axles. All lights must be in working order. The suspension, including shocks, springs, and bushes, should be checked for wear and tear. Crucially, all six seatbelts must be in good working order to pass the inspection.
Where can I get replacement parts for my Honda Edix 2006-2009 in NZ, especially given potential availability issues?
CARFIX stocks 123 SKUs specifically for the Honda Edix 2006-2009. While some parts might be harder to source locally due to the vehicle's age and lower numbers compared to more common Honda models, CARFIX is a good starting point for many common maintenance and repair items. You can check our website or contact us directly for specific part availability.
What engine options were available for the Honda Edix 2006-2009 and what is the recommended service interval?
The Honda Edix 2006-2009 was powered by either a 1.7L or 2.0L petrol engine. Regardless of the engine size, the recommended service interval for this vehicle is every 10,000km to ensure its longevity and performance.
Are there any DIY guides available for common maintenance tasks on my Honda Edix 2006-2009?
Yes, CARFIX offers 13 DIY video guides that can assist you with various maintenance tasks on your Honda Edix 2006-2009. These resources can be particularly helpful for common jobs and can empower you to perform some maintenance yourself.
What should I know about the automatic transmission in the Honda Edix 2006-2009?
The Honda Edix 2006-2009 features an automatic transmission that provides smooth gear changes. As with any automatic transmission, regular fluid checks and changes according to the service schedule are crucial for maintaining its performance and extending its lifespan.