20 Most Recent 2006 Honda Accord - Page 7 Questions & Answers

are you fixing it or bypassing it.2 different answers.and btw, alldata dot com shows the schematics, and how it works and how to fix it, so does the honda FSM for car. buy one,

fuses in carand in radio in some cases, and sometimes both.radio dead in all ways, AM.FM CD/ Cassette, , USB, all modes dead?

To change cabin air filter on Acura TL firs time you need to open the glove box and then remove the arm that holds the glovebox. Press the 2 sides of the glovebox to take this out like in picture bellow.Acura TL 2004-2010 cabin air filter locationAfter do this you can see and locate the cabin air filter housing cover.Acura TL 2004-2010 cabin air filter housing coverPush the 2 tabs from the filter frame to unhooking from the housing cover. Take the frame out and replace the old cabin air filter with the new one with the air flow indicating arrow pointing down.Acura TL 2004-2010 reinstal the air cabin filter

Might be stamped on the sides of the rotors

reset tool that plugs in to diagnostic socket

this is a reset tool pluged in to the diagnostic socket

undo positive lead on your battery leave for 30 min resets everything and computer will retrain to your driving habits

use the number buttons hold select or enter some automaticly enter

Sounds like a fuse to me.

You need to check fuse #32 7.5A and fuse #9 15ABoth in the inside fuse box.There is also an accessory relay that the power goes through.

take a look at your throttle body. open it with the engine off and look for carbon (black soot) around the throttle plate. if present, clean it with carb or brake cleaner. if possible, remove it and clean it well

Place the key into the #2 position (do not start engine). With the oil remaining light showing on the odometer, press and hold reset post for 10 seconds until it starts blinking, then let go. Press it again for 5 seconds and it should reset back to 100%.

see the diagram and test where is possible leak.God bless you

Unless the Accord was jump started, creating possible power surge to damage radio, it should not of had any relationship to the radio.

But, just in case, would suggest disconnecting battery for 5 minutes, reconnecting battery, reentering radio code and see what happens.

If that fails, hopefully your under 36k miles or got the Factory extended warranty "Honda Care" Service plan, so take to the Honda Dealership to see what they say.

Is coolant leaking at the water pump?

I need help fixing my radio on a 2006 Honda Accord...I could not find the code and after so many attempts my radio is saying ErrE and now i have found the code and now i can't start over with codes again....what can i do?