20 Most Recent 1999 Honda Accord - Page 7 Questions & Answers

First and foremost does the car start or run? If it does check your manual for location of fuse box and check fuses. If it does not run check your battery connections, and have your battery checked for charge. Now if you are talking about dashboard illumination, check the switch that turns dashboard lights up and down. you might look under dash and check for a loose connection. And if all else fails take it to a qualified Honda service facilities (you might have a short) have the wiring harness checked.

most likely means a service is required , to check get the OBD codes read , this will tell you what the maintenance required is , i presume you've checked all the levels oil, coolant ,brake fluid,power steering fluid even washer bottle ?

i'd get the engine serviced and have the OBD codes read to help locate the issue

this sounds like your brake light switch is bad and you will need to replace it. the switch is under the driver side dash connected to the brake pedal arm or the bracket that the brake pedal arm pivots on. good luck!

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call a shop and ask.

there is a brake light switch located at the top of your brake, take connector off and adjust by turning1/4 at a time, reconnect and check if light goes off and on. Might have to do this a couple of times. If light continues to stay on check the play in your brake pedal and adjust accordingly . If still on, remove and replace brake light switch

set trip odometer to zero,fill fuel tank,drive car until 1/2 tank and fill up again record your miles from trip odometer, divide this number by the gallons of gas you just filled car with and this will give you miles per gallon (MPG)

The fans will likely come on with the A/C. One is to help cool the radiator when you aren't moving, and the other is for the A/C when there isn't enough airflow to cool the condenser. Both fans may continue to run even after the car is turned off.

look for a "small light" fuse in the fuse box under your hood. You probably shorted something while installing the radio. If it continues to blow the fuse, you need to pull the radio out and check your wiring.

It could be that the brake switch is bad! If you would, look down at the shifter, there is a emergency shift lock release, take your key and insert it in there and push down should release your shifter! please use this method instead of leaving it in neutral! that is very dangerous

This is a re-post from what I told someone else:

I took mine in expecting to have it repaired and it turns out that it was just the screws along the left and right-hand side of the panel. They were loose. The guy told me that "it eventually happens" and that "it's only a matter of time". He went on to say that "it shouldn't happen again". So, check the screws on either side of the panel right where it's stopping. I suspect that this is prohibiting yours from closing as well.

HTH!

if when the car is on the ground and u can push the tire in its more then likely an upper ball-joint (put your hand at the top of your tire and push inward) have someone look at it visually and see if it moves, if it does its bad

when there is play /movement at the bush or if the bush look's worn/damaged

when either the bush's are worn or the bar is corroded or damaged

Where is the leak from? Steering rack? If so you will need the seal kit or if its too worn you will need a replacemnt rack.

Did you check the idle control valve? Could be stuck or blocked.

Auto or manual? As always , auto , use the gear release tab located on the gear lever. Its covered and you will need a small flat blade to open it. Once open, use the flat blade to press the white tab down and at the same time shift the gear lever to N