Top 20 2000 Honda Accord Questions & Answers

Question edited for the dozens of typos and translated into written English. Question moved from MISC to model category. Reset the security system. You disconnected the battery with the 100 amp fuse. Really you need an auto electrician with a pro grade scan tool computer. There may be more to this than meets the eye.

no inertia switch check relays --module short possible burnt them out

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Ignition packs, timing, fuel

before you waste money on the mechanics word , take it to a professional auto transmission shop for a proper diagnosis and quote if only one gear has a problem , it indicates a possible clutch pack / band adjustment or solenoid /servo problem or even dirty oil

the system may just need recalibrating the usul way with electronic power steering is to start the engine the rotate the steering wheel full lock both way a few times to let the pas module to recalibrate itself try it it may work unless the reversed polarity has blown the module or sensors

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First check the connector and wiring. If good, remove the idle air control valve and clean the passages as well as the valve and seat. Reconnect the valve but don't install. Have someone start the car while you plug the downstream passage. The car sould idle down or stall, and the valve should retract. Remove your finger, and the valve should extend. If the car will not idle down with the passage plugged, you have a vacuum leak. If the valvedoes not react properly, check continuity of the wires to the ecu.

Try checking out the wiring and if not just buy new bulbs

take to the aircon shop for a quote...they will test and quote....

could be clutch or gear box on its way. Check gear box oil oil and brake fluid first

What is your question ? You may want to check your pcv to see if it's clogged.

PO131 O2 sensor front sensor bank 1 sensor 1.The could be TPS sensor and knock sensor.

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That is a dealer only code.

Nancy, the Honda recommendations are to change belt 100,000 Km/ 60000 miles or every 7 years which ever occurs first. So if timing belt has not been changed, YES change it. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and info." Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Honda Owners Site https://www.angieslist.com/articles/do-i-really-need-replace-my-timing-belt.htm 1998 2002 Honda Accord Timing belt replacement with water pump

Depending on make model and year it may not be available at a parts store and may be a dealer item only. You can try ebay, amazon, rockauto for online or a salvage yard for a used one.

Owner Manual 2000 Honda Accord Sedan Honda Owners Site This should help.Thank you Nancy so much. Stay in touch with feedback.