Look at answer above (1986 Honda dx)..(scroll eight answer before this one)
Maybe you need to adjust your idle ( 800 r.p.m)
The issue could be due to a variety of factors such as a weak battery, a faulty fuel pump, clogged fuel filter, or issues with the ignition system. The engine may not necessarily be shot, but it should be inspected by a mechanic to diagnose and repair the specific problem.
Almost no parts are interchangeable.
As of October 2012, the 08 Honda Accord coupe has been on sale for almost five years.
Anywhere in the United States and almost any used vehicle lot.
Do you have any special or custom wheels on the vehicle?
You can get them at almost any Auto Parts Store.
Almost all modern cars, including 2000 Honda Accord, have struts. For the most part, shocks are found on full size trucks and vans.
The key is almost never the problem, there is a halo ring around ignition and module in dash that are usually the problem- you need an auto locksmith to test them
The 1996 Honda Accord is an interference engine so in almost every case you will have valve and possibly piston damage if the cam belt breaks.
You are comparing apples to oranges. You should be comparing the Mazda 6 with the Accord. The Mazda 3 competes with the Honda Civic. In either case my recommendation would be to go with Honda. The Accord and the Civic are almost always tops in their class.
The ignition is deceptively complex inside, your best bet is to call a locksmith to repair it.
yes it does i own a white 91 accord and drained my tank just a week ago. it looks almost like the oil pan plug and is accesible easily from the drivers side
take it to a dealer, man. my friend tried changing his and fried his ignition system. dealership cosy about $500 to replace. but cost my friend almost $2000 to fix his attempt