Honda Accord 2000 (v6) break indicator light stays on

Not sure about the Honda setup, but when my Dakota had those lights both lit, it was a bad speed sensor in the system. I had the additional symptom of no speedometer reading until about 30mph.
It seems that the VSS in my system was used at lower speeds by the ABS system to determine when to activate. If the ABS light goes on, many vehicles will also activate the brake light since the two are undoubtedly related.

Check your break fluid level. When the fluid gets below the sensor, the dash board break light will come on and stay on.

This is indicating a shift malfunction. This needs to be diagnosed by a trusted transmission shop in your area.

SRS "Safety Restraint System" This is a Red flag indicating an air bag issue. Unless they can fix it brfore you purchase it, you may want to stay away from this one.

The D4 indicator light flashing indicates that your car's computer believes that there is something wrong with your transmission.

This is what the manual for your 2000 Accord says:

The "D4" indicator comes on for a few seconds when you turn the ignition switch ON (II). If it flashes while driving (in any shift position), it indicates a possible problem in the transmission. Avoid rapid acceleration and have the transmission checked by an authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible.

Sometimes this will mean that you are simply low on transmission fluid, but you really should have it checked.

Hope this helps you.

It is part of the latch mechanism.

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it could be the coil or distrubutor cap

Alternator not charging by if all lamps are lit

i would look into haveing the egr valve, injectors or fuel filter looked at 

you need to check the codes for the trans first.
have to contact the honda dealer for a radio code.
needs a clock light bulb.