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Here is the part number. 6L2Z-7G276-AA You can get them on Amazon. They are really snug when putting the new fitting in but it is doable. There are multiple YouTube vids available and some are even good. Goodluck

At 112,000 it's due a trans oil and filter change anyway so go for it. Good luck and have fun

RMYLY Just looking over this old thread and noticed something that I missed the first time I read it. Todd Z is not talking about pumping the oil in the front diff here is his quote "$7 hand pump from harbor tools..... No need to remove the cover.... and I don't know if you can on the gen 2 if...

The Royal Purple will work just fine in the rear. Rear axle takes 3.5 pints Front takes 2.7 pints

The Owners Manual says for the rear axle "Motorcraft SAE 75W-140 Synthetic Rear Axle Lubricant" for the front axle (4WD and AWD) "Motorcraft SAE 80W-90 Premium Rear Axle Lubricant" I'd use it on the rear but not the front. I had the same discussion in my head when I did the diff fluid change...

You should have no worries. The head design was changed by Ford in mid 2007. Early 2007s has the two piece plugs and late 2007s have the new head hense new plug design you should have brown coil packs so in a 2010 you are safe. you can buy whatever plug you want. I replaced mine with Motorcraft...

I have looked for some kind of strip type light that I could put on the existing housing. I might get a little more serious in the spring. I want something that looks good but is still functional. if I find something I'll post it.

check out you tube there are dozens of videos that will help you.

If you have an Ace hardware store around or any other hardware store, you can buy the plastic plugs for about .35 cents each. They have lots of different sizes.

I realize this thread is ancient but I'm sure folks are still in need of these parts. Now I have now further information but was wondering if someone much smarter than I am could pass on some information on maybe 3D printing some of these. If so someone could stand to make lots of money for not...

Do you want the ones with the turn signal facing aft from the mirror or the ones that go on the housing facing forward?

I've never seen a Honda Ridgeline up close so I can't say anything about those. I have however owned a few Ford Broncos in my time and the ones I owned had the two way tailgates. I also had a big ol' tuna boat Oldsmobile station wagon that had a two way tail gate as well.