2006 Honda Accord 3.0 - Page 9 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

for the older accord need to dremel the bolt

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Wow, Did you come back from the future? I'm guessing you mean a 2008 Accord. Remove the Brake/Signal Lens assembly, Twist and remove the socket then Pull out old bulb, push in new one.

secondary restrant system an air bag

Best to use the owner's manual. On most radios, simply tune in the station you want programmed and hold the preset button,1 thru 6, until the station blinks on the display. Once it blinks it is now programmed to that button number.

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If the car has drum brakes in the rear, Jack the rear up and have someone push the brake pedal hard and you try to turn the wheel. If you can turn it you need to adjust the rear shoes. They may be traveling out so far that the fluid level drops causing the pedal to go to the floor. You must adjust them with the drum on till you hear and feel the shoes rubbing against the drum. Hope this helps.

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i would check for a clogged idle control valve, pcv valve, or a disconnected emission vacuum line first. this is the type of problem very difficult to diagnose without more info. i need to know what year the car is and if it is fuel injected or carburated. hope this helps!!

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The sat nav is having trouble reading the disk, Is it an original disk? Clean the disk and the head unit! Check the disk is not scratched!

replace the speedorsensor located on top of the transmission unit

Sounds like you have a dead short on that circuit. Make sure battery is not being hooked up backwards. Now you will need a wiring diagram to see what all that fuse powers.

Here is the link on google images of the diagrams of your system others have posted. https://www.google.com/search?q=cooling+system+diagram+for+89+honda+accord&newwindow=1&safe=off&espv=2&biw=1440&bih=785&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=NihmVNe2FYWVyQSptoL4AQ&ved=0CB0QsAQ I hope this helps as this is where my husband and I get most of our wiring diagrams for our vehicles unless we need something obscure and then we have to go to specialty places to get them.

They cut off power to an important engine component. Either fuel pump, ignition coils, key switch, transmission safety switch, etc..

Is your ac system working properly, its a important part of defrosting. Your ac is is turned on because it works as a dehumidifier when you defrost.

Depress the retainer and pull to unplug. It helps if you hold both sides.

Replace spark plugs.

Your neutral safety switch is bad.

• Neutral safety switch sends a signal to the on-board computer to allow the engine to start and to engage the transmission
• When not replaced, vehicle may experience no start and/or transmission will not shift out of park,here's the part.

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