2006 Honda Ridgeline - Ownership Intro and Detailing

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Big shout out to Fortitude Auto Detailing for tackling the futile task of making my new beater 1st gen Honda Ridgeline be less gross. Actually, Mason made it 100% less gross, even if it still doesn't look pretty.
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  • @AdventuresWithLuisG
    @AdventuresWithLuisG4 ай бұрын

    I don't care what people say about the ridgeline but it is the BEST truck out there. Owned one for almost 15 years, 200K+ miles, gone thru 4 sets of tires, taken it on so many adventures including off-road and I haven't had any issues besides the regular maintenance and still running like new.

  • @samking6526
    @samking65266 ай бұрын

    The best year model of the ridgeline 💯

  • @keithmcmillin5736
    @keithmcmillin573610 ай бұрын

    I replaced the timing belt at 100,000 miles for $1800. Love my first gen Ridgeline. Rides/drives like a sedan. Hauls/tows like a truck. Locking trunk is great for gear or grocery runs.

  • @tomc8115

    @tomc8115

    6 ай бұрын

    And tailgating! 😊 Is the $1800 at a dealership, independent, DIYd? Did you also replace the water pump?

  • @hukmai
    @hukmai9 ай бұрын

    welcome to the team!! Important! - Check the Radiator there is a known problem "SMOD"( strawberry milkshake of death) there are resources about how to prevent this the ac is usually the fuse is blown or the condenser fan clutch went kaput. Or who knows maybe the cabin filter is just clogged The timing belt as you mentioned, lasts about 7 years if Honda OEM or Aisin service is about $1.2k with the water pump and whatnot. Also, I would recommend getting the valves adjusted while you're doing the service join ROC, Ridgeline Owners Club, forum a fun group of passionate Honda truck people Hope OC is treating you well! I have a gen2 Ridgeline that just crossed over 180k mostly smooth sailing in SoCal hit me up if you wanna compare trucks (lol) or hang out

  • @donteadoss
    @donteadoss10 ай бұрын

    Congrats, Charlie - ironically I’ve never been a fan of the Ridgeline since its inception but now, after all these years, I actually appreciate it for what it is, actually looking through the original dealer brochure online along with other older Hondas. Great find, greater price! 🔥 Best wishes to Mason on his business - incredible job given the tall task.

  • @danjoe22
    @danjoe228 ай бұрын

    nice video. I have a 2006 Honda Ridgeline RT that I bought new and is the same color as yours. It has 93000 miles on it and is no longer my daily driver. I would be interested in knowing how you made out with the fluids and the timing belt. I changed the timing belt and water pump and serpentine belt at 87000 miles because the truck was 12 years old at that time. They looked almost brand new but it was recommended due to the age of the vehicle. I live in SW Ohio. Mine is in much better shape than yours but what I noticed is that the legs on the back seat still retract. That has been a problem with the early Ridgelines and mine failed within the first two years of ownership. My a/c runs cold and everything on the truck still works. Most people hate the styling but when I see a new Ridgeline my reaction is that it does not look like a Ridgeline. I guess the styling has grown on me.

  • @supercap3000

    @supercap3000

    5 ай бұрын

    I could have got a gen 2 or a gen 1. Bought the gen 1 cause it absolutely looks more rugged and tough and a little mean actually. The gen 2 looks like a pilot straight up with a truck bed sewn onto it

  • @Ogmikefromcbus
    @Ogmikefromcbus28 күн бұрын

    Have a 2006 with 320,000 miles and she still beats other trucks who wanna race her 🔥 my dad bought it in 2008 and recently sold it to me

  • @opusydaisy6563
    @opusydaisy6563Ай бұрын

    Check the in cab filter, we replaced ours and the AC is running strong.

  • @mustasheolll2020
    @mustasheolll20202 ай бұрын

    Even though that interior looks so hammered, it still looks so stunning

  • @SerPurple51
    @SerPurple5110 ай бұрын

    It looks like someone literally was living in that thing 😂 Btw to get the seats really cleaned out, you need a quality carpet/upholstery extractor with high lift vacuums to suck all that out. But it looks really well after the detail job! Just don't fall down the pit of putting way more money than its worth! Major service interlals should be evaluated only after total assessment of the overall package. Basic things like fluid changes of course won't bankrupt you and make more sense. Cool buy and looking forward to seeing where this will lead you 😂

  • @Denver1976Man
    @Denver1976ManАй бұрын

    It takes me a couple days to do an interior. But when i'm done hondas look new. I go through 12 gallon commercisl wet vacs too often.. Thank goodness for marketplace. He did a great job in that amount of time. Awsome is one of the liquids to use...lol

  • @wl6020
    @wl602010 ай бұрын

    Charlie, i researched the timing belt cost, its around 1500 to 2k with valve adjustment, but some folks negotiated it to 1k. If you go to small independent places in the bad areas, pay cash so they dont have to pay credit card fees, it could be done for 1k. In the early 2000s i have 2 civics and it was about 380 to do the timing belt, but that was 20 years ago and its only civics, the v6 is much more work i bet. This is a big factor when buying any car, timing chain is the way to go

  • @wl6020
    @wl602010 ай бұрын

    You should just do the timing belt, i believe its every 7 years or 90k miles, if the previous owner didn't remember, probably its been 7 years already

  • @wl6020
    @wl602010 ай бұрын

    Thats a really good deal, 1500 with 215k. I would buy it in a heartbeat at 2k. Time to do highway mph test on it

  • @Veyronp87
    @Veyronp8710 ай бұрын

    That’s a screaming deal honestly. Nicely done

  • @officialyasir
    @officialyasir10 ай бұрын

    Congrats on the Ridgeline, good deal! Also impressive detailing by Mason!

  • @309gti8
    @309gti810 ай бұрын

    Looks like an awesome project, and an insane deal for $1500. I’ve always wanted a first gen Ridgeline ever since they first came out.

  • @victorb1782
    @victorb17827 ай бұрын

    Wow, awesome price. I'm looking for a beater also just for detailing jobs. Perfect bed for my 100 gallon tank.

  • @mtunofun1
    @mtunofun110 ай бұрын

    Good find. If your insurance company were to total it, you’d probably get around $3500-$4500, even with the paint and interior rated below average.

  • @DailyMotor

    @DailyMotor

    10 ай бұрын

    Good point! Maybe I should put more than basic coverage on it

  • @NMIBUBBLE
    @NMIBUBBLEАй бұрын

    Man that's Awesome! It probably would be better if you could park it at your house though. Man i'd be cleaning that thing like a mad man before i got into it! No way i'd let myself or something else get into there! :) Seen someone actually take the seats, seatbelts, and flooring out to power wash it and use a drill with a brush to get the seats and seatbelts.

  • @conniewaite1371
    @conniewaite137110 ай бұрын

    Love your reviews, could you do some on the ford broncos? Intrested on good mileageand car camping

  • @DailyMotor

    @DailyMotor

    10 ай бұрын

    Thanks! We have some Bronco stuff, just had a cool heritage model earlier this year. Getting a bronco sport in a few weeks

  • @user-ge7qw1ec5f
    @user-ge7qw1ec5f5 ай бұрын

    Would you recommend this vehicle as a good work truck?

  • @rightlanehog3151
    @rightlanehog315110 ай бұрын

    Charlie, Good luck with that.

  • @johnbayliss1098
    @johnbayliss10986 ай бұрын

    Thank you my brother and thank you for

  • @mustasheolll2020
    @mustasheolll20202 ай бұрын

    U think that interior still looks new? Or is it just me? I mean, that dash design still looks really really good. Compare that to a 2006 Odyssey which I think is kind of ugly.

  • @Akira-gi6vz
    @Akira-gi6vz7 ай бұрын

    I just got a 06 120,000 for 4700 I’m thinking it’s a good deal

  • @IzzyVonDoux

    @IzzyVonDoux

    3 ай бұрын

    You got a great deal. I got my ‘06, 140k miles, with only one previous elderly owner who never used it for any work or ANY hauling. He sold it to me for 8k. Literally in the same condition it was off the lot back in ‘06. Even the paint has not a single scratch. I was impressed with the quality and so I paid him what he asked.

  • @chrissullivan4496
    @chrissullivan44965 ай бұрын

    The interior hasn’t changed since 2006

  • @mustasheolll2020

    @mustasheolll2020

    2 ай бұрын

    They actually changed it in 2016/2017

  • @shaunwakefield8968
    @shaunwakefield89685 ай бұрын

    Lol, great deal!

  • @FiscalRangersFlorida
    @FiscalRangersFlorida2 ай бұрын

    Great coverage but you ramble too much. This should have been edited down to 10-15 min - not left at 28 min. I have a 2006 RL like this one but with good silverpaint! I bought it with 176k miles two years ago, but for much more. Still like it. When buying an older RL, take it to a Honda dealer and pat about $90 for a full, printed diagnostic. I used a local mechanic to inspect it instead and he misses MANY things... such as no wheel for the spare tire, etc.

  • @haroldoesntcare
    @haroldoesntcare10 ай бұрын

    First :)

  • @carmine.pirulli
    @carmine.pirulli6 ай бұрын

    It looked like it still needed to be vacuumed. I bet if you smacked that backseat you’d get a huge cloud of dirt and dust. And the windows were dirty.

  • @user-ij8ys5ru8r

    @user-ij8ys5ru8r

    3 ай бұрын

    Naw, I have one these seats are important to clean after awhile

  • @gachaswhatitis590
    @gachaswhatitis59010 ай бұрын

    i'm sad cause you won't comment on my vids!

  • @ronaldleonpieve7966
    @ronaldleonpieve79662 ай бұрын

    HORRIBLE DETAILING THE WORST I EVER SEEN… HE MISS A LOT OF DETAILS THAT COULD BE FIX EASYYYY .!!!!

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