20 Most Recent 2006 Honda Accord 3.0 - Page 10 Questions & Answers

Take it off and blow it out

Sounds about right based on changes/checks made.

Ok if the plug is not the same then it is not compatible! If you figure out the control wires hot an grounds you might be able to make it work ! hope this works!

have a front end and suspension check for loose /worn ball joints , steering rod ball joints , failing wheel bearings check tires for belt separation , bulges and other defects,including balance check wheel alignment as it can be castor wobble cause from failing coil springs

oil leaks around the filter generally mean that the oil filter is too tight and the gasket is damaged , filter installed on a dry gasket, -damaging the gasket, lip of the filter is faulty--manufacturing problem, the old gasket for the filter was not removed before fitting a new filter--- gasket squeezing out remove the filter, best replace with a new filter, remove any old gasket stuck to the housing, put a thin film of oil on the new gasket and screw up to touch then 1/4 turn ( fitting instructions on the box or filter) do not over tighten

Clean the throttle body and idle air control motor.

Yes the tank must be dropped, but not entirely removed, the sensor is on the top of the tank.

Hi,there could be a problem with the sift solinoid,if you look on u-tube there is a vidio there showing you how to test it,good luck hope this was some help.

bad tranny mount

Since this is a new car under warranty consult the dealer, you may have a defective module or a computer flash is needed to correct a built in problem..

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why not use a meter, and the schematic to find the reasonsthe dome light works in many ways,the head light warning uses 2 inputs to do that "logic" and 2 ways, key left inand exiting car with HL on.so the door switches are bad?, the FSM tells you how to fix this.no FSM,? no schematic, try alldata.com, its there. every word. and how to do tests.a bad fuse/ just because they look good , don't make them good.sorry!they can have hair line cracks, we test them.but if they look bad, they always are.... no lie that. (no china fuses)and the ICU may need 2 or more fuses good to workthat becomes clearer with a real schematic. hard facts.seems to me you lost power. to ICU. or?the ICU can fail for many reasons, mostly not the ICU as many have found. (vast posts make parts sellers rich with $175 a pop)shorts. top the list. and blow fuses. not testedthere are 2 ways to test a fuse.ohmmeter (called continuity tests) using any DMMor in circuit, 12v on both sides. (super easy to do and is rubber meets the road test)(or even store bought fuse testers, useless to me with any DMM)

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The battery was disconnected from my vehicle and now my radio display is flashing "CODE" and the radio doesn't work. Where can I find my radio code? If an audio unit with theft protection is disconnected from electrical power, you must enter a unique code into the unit or it will not work. This code and the audio unit's serial number are listed on the anti-theft ID card that comes with the vehicle. If this card is lost, you must obtain the audio unit serial number in order to get the radio code. Once you have the audio unit serial number, you can go to the Radio & Navigation System Micro-site to retrieve your radio code. Some newer vehicles allow you to retrieve the audio unit serial number electronically from the radio. Refer to your owner's manual for the specific procedure. Most older vehicles (model year 2003 and older) require a visit to the dealer in order to retrieve the audio unit serial number. If dealer assistance is required to retrieve your serial number, the dealer will be able to provide the radio code as well. They do charge a fortune for this service BUT>>>>.... this website is so much cheaper to obtain along with detailed instructions http://www.radio-code.com/?gclid=CMr1lJPqn6kCFU5qKgodUDlDxA

it may be on a sticker in the glove box or the dealer will have it.

It sounds as if you may have introduced water to the oil. I suggest getting your oil and oil filter if the car still has the noise you may need to take it into a shop for diagnoses

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Honda Accord Service Manual 1999 for the easy solution download the pdf file

If the key has a microchip in it and the microchip is damaged it might.