Honda Accord EX

This is no V4. It is an Inline 4 or a V6. Use 87 Octane Regular fuel any major brand.

Behind the glove box door on 1994.

It does depend on the engine, but I'd shoot a little higher and say headers will give a good 15-30 hp

3 or 4 hp depending on the engine

where is the 38850-S0X-A12 multiplex control unit located on a 2000 honda odyssey lx

Trouble code P1167 means: Gauge control module lost communication with HUD Module (HUD message)

Is there plenty of coolant in the radiator? Did someone remove the thermostat, and not replace it? If both of the above are alright, then it sounds like a door in the ventilation ductwork is not opening to allow heat to come in from the heater core. Maybe someone by-passed the heater core.

Just bought one myself. Mechanic in work (who also used to own an rx4) claims that it need to be changed after 70.000 miles.

Open the glove compartment. If your glove compartment door is held by a small plastic arm, push the arm off its post. Squeeze both sides of the glove compartment door while gently pulling down. The door will come off. Look into the space revealed behind the glove compartment. You will see a plastic rectangular drawer, approximately 8" wide and 1" high. It may have release tabs on both sides. Press tabs, and remove by pulling straight out. The paper filter element can be lifted from the drawer. Replace with a clean element, noting the direction arrows on the filter element. Replace in reverse order, and rehang the glove compartment.

The Control Unit and Harness are strongly recommended if you are going to tow anything that requires lights/brake controls. FYI, you don't have to get HONDA control units, most businesses that sell trailers sell various name brands and can do the wiring for you. Anyway, the wiring for the taillights and brakes lights of the vehicle are not strong enough to carry enough power to supply the electrical on a trailer (very dim-could cause a short). The Harness connects a power source (battery) to the trailer wires. The Control Unit is connected to the vehicle wiring as well as the Harness. When you step on the brake pedal, the Control Unit senses it and allows the power to go to the proper wiring on the trailer directly from the power source, therefore you will have brighter lights on the trailer. The same for parking and turn indicators. This is worth the money. I have this set up on my 2003 Odyssey.

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Try the nearest Honda dealership and ask for an owners manual for this car or try the library; they should have repair manuals that will have this info. Make a copy.

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There are a number of things that could be causing the P0420 catalyst efficiency code. The most common thing is the catalytic converter is no longer working. The other thing is the rear oxygen sensor is no longer working properly or there is a leak in the exhaust system.

I can tell you what NOT to do. Do not install after market intake or exhaust. Those absolutely kill low end power.

^^^^don't listen to this guy

adding an aftermarket cold air intake and free-er flowing exhaust will help improve low end torque. Don't add a massive diameter exhaust pipe, but a smartly built mandrel bent pipe will improve you're overall power.

First check your brake fluid level and then check all the ABS plug connector wires at each wheel hub assy. If these are ok you will need to get your ABS computer system scanned at a reputable service centre as only they can tell you which wheel bearing assembly has the faulty ABS sensor in it.

Hello, the rear wheel bearings are sold as a unit with the hub. It is a sealed unit, you remove the brakes and rotor, unbolt the the hub unit with 4 bols and replace. I did mine 2 years ago, both rear hubs, at that time they were $300.00 each from a Toyota dealer only. No idea on labor.

I inquired about front wheel bearings at that time (I have not had to replace them yet). The front wheel bearings, hub and spindle assembly are pressed together. I am not a professional mechanic, though I restore cars and race on the side. In looking at it I realized it would be a job for a dealer to replace the front ones. No idea on cost, just a little more info for you.

The price of the part will vary.You can purchase the part from NAPA for for about $120.00.I'm not 100% sure,but I believe the part will have to be pressed.If you have to take it to a shop,it will cost you $200.00 to $250.00 installed.If the shop does not have a on the car bearing/hub removal tool,you should also have you alignment checked($40-$70).

Remove the battery, then you should be able to remove the "spin on" cover that holds the bulb in place

There is no need to remove the battery to change a headlight bulb. I have done this a few times already in my 98 Accord. All you need is a chubby Philips screw driver. There are three screws holding the headlight in securely. Loosten these (no need to remove completely) turn the exhisting headlight counter clockwise until you can see the plastic expansions are free from beneath the screws. Gently pull out and you can unclip the old light (a small flathead screwdriver used as a wedge works fine) and put in the new light. place the headlight back in and turn clockwise. (pay attention to the plactic expansions, make sure they are beneath the screws) Re-tighten the screws and you're done.

As far as the speedometer,best thing to do is check the drive system, Not going into gear is VERY LIKELY due to A worn clutch cover and disc., When they get worn they are thinner and tend to become WAVEY, this allowes the disc to lean over and touch the cover or flywheel, This makes it very difficult to STOP the gears inside the transmission, Thus not allowing you to shift into gear from neutral, and possibly making it difficult to go from A gear to neutral when stopped. Good luck, Jamison

Begin by looking under the drivers side dash, you should be looking for a 1.5" x 2" black box. BTW - Is this an OEM or aftermarket cruise control?

Front doors: 6 1/2"

Back: 6" x 9"

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There is a fusebox in the passenger compartment. Check your owners manual, it will tell you how to find it. Thanks for the information... There is no fuse in the owner's manual labeled "Cigarette Lighter"... I assume the cigarette lighter fuse is labeled as something else... Do you know what it is labeled?Could be labelled something like, Accessory, or, Aux. Hard to say. It should be a 15A fuse, so just pull all of the 15A fuses and make sure they aren't fried.

There is no mass air flow sensor on a 98 accord only a map sensor

You add fluid the same place you check the fluid level.