Honda Accord - AUX Connectivity/Supports

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0.044" (44 thousandths)

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Apr 26, 2017 - 044" or . 045" but im not convince because it was just a hearsay. Can someone confirm if the spark plug gap for this car is 0.044"? You do not gap the plugs ...
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To let you know I found these links with a google search for (2006 honda accord v6 belt diagram)
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Video on how to change belt. Near the end of video he shows diagram.
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Cory and Ray, Check the attached links,instruction and guides on AC fuse location. Good luck
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How to diagnosis and change the fuse of Honda Accord 2007
2007 Honda Accord Sedan AC fuse Google Search
Is diagram of 2007 honda accord fuse panel available online

I wasn't sure of which panel you were wanting so here are both of them. I hope this helps and good luck.

1) Pry out the clock with a fine screwdriver, it has no screws, take care not to mar the fascia, disconnect both plugs.
2) Take out the radio/ ac fascia by unscrewing the screw that was hidden behind the clock, and the 2 screws at the bottom of fascia
3) Take out the factory radio by unscrewing the whole chassis that supports the radio (4 screws at the corners) . Most stereo replacements will fit into this chassis too. Unplug the connectors, and the antenna plug.
Avoid cutting the cables. Use plug converters whenever possible. This will avoid speaker polarity problems, as well as night lighting, power antenna, memory power feed mix-ups .
4) Dismount the factory radio from the chassis (tray?), in order to reuse it.

Just call the car dealer and ask him.

have you taken alook at your front susupenssion see if the sway bar has good rubber

If you mean engine mounts that is the stupidest thing I have heard of.,
Check ignition wire, plugs first. You can pull one wire at a time off the plugs and see if the idle changes. If it does not, then you know that it iis that cylinderr and could be either ignition wire, spark plug or fuel injector.
If you try this and find one that does not change when removing the spark plug wire I would first change the ignition wire, then the plug and finally the injector. The first two are cheap.
When doing this wear a rubber glove and remove and replace the wires one at a time.
Hope this helps.

They make adaptors that plug into the Ipod so you can play it through your radio.