Honda Accord EX

Normally this light with either a wrench or screwdriver means you car just needs a regular scheduled maintenance. More than likely an oil/filter change. Refer to your owners manual to verify this. If you have no owners manual then call your local Honda dealer.

it's behind the throttle body by the firewall.

Before you start the car, hold in the same button used to reset the trip mileage tracker. Continue to hold the button in as you start the car and until the check engine light goes off -- should take around 10 - 15 seconds.

Replace the transmission fluid from Honda Dealer.. simply drain from drain pitcock and refill. The damage may be to much at this point pending how many miles you have. There is no transmission filter to deal with. Worst case it may give you a little while longer on the transmission. ...this is assuming you have an automatic trans, that was not stated in the ? Honda automatic transmission are a weak link in their automobiles.

4.5 Quarts with filter change.

Somebody didn't install it properly and it vibrated loose.

push key into the slot to reset.turns red every 6000 miles.

It take specific knowledge and tools. If you're thinking about doing it, buy a repair manual (Chilton manual) for your specific car. It will tell you exactly how to do it. If you're not mechanical, I'd have a mechanic do the work. It's a pretty difficult job and you really have to know what you are doing.

It is quite easy. Identify the bulb that is burned out and unplug it. You have to squeeze the center of the plug to unlock it as you are unplugging it. Once it is unplugged turn the end of the bulb to unlock it and it will come out of its hole. Next plug your new bulb into the plug and place the bulb into the hole where the old bulb came out. Twist the back of the bulb and plug to lock it into place. If all else fails, go to Auto Zone or Oreilly's. They usually will help you put one in at no charge. dj

OR DONT FOLLOW THE GUY ABOVE IF YOU HAVE A High Intensity Discharge lighting system installed in your Accord. The sticker saying shock may result and could be fatal means what it says!

If you have HID lights (like my accord) then dont try and do it yourself. Also they are pre-charged using a 20,000 volt (maybe more) ballast which charges the lights to start.

Dont mess with it if you dont know what you're doing.

The voltage regulator is located in the alternator

I had a similar situation with my 2000 Accord. The brake, battery, and door lights all came on and stayed on. I did a little research online and then called my dealer's service department to verify. There are two possibilities; the alternator or the battery. I could be as simple as needing to clean your battery terminal posts. I popped my hood and found a lovely shade of blue-green coating my connection. I cleaned it off and the lights went out. I probably need a new battery soon, but my lights went off!

transmission cooling system failure. transmission has its own little, circle-like looking radiator (located on top of the transmission), and if it has a little crack or if it has a leak in the gasket it will mix transmission fluid with the coolant. good luck!

Yes, you can copy the key. There is no immobilizer chip in the key.

i have a 1995 Honda accord 4 cylinder v tec the tail lights sides lights and the dash lights stays on at all times have already replaced the headlight switch and still have the same proplome

The standard engine in a 1999 Civic EX is a VTEC engine. It should say VTEC on the valve cover. there is an engine code printed on the block itself if it is a sohc vtec it will read "D16Y8" on the block, plus vtec engines have something called a vtec silenoied located near the distributor. Actually the D16Y8 valve cover does not say VTEC on it.

Honda has been building the Honda Accord from 1976 until 2013. The 1976 model 4 cylinder had 68 h.p. and today the 2013 model LX 4 cylinder has 185 h.p. With many different H.P. versions in between.

I have run into this alot. If you do not have access to an air compressor, and the right air tools. then your only chance is to use a good breaker bar with a pipe on it. then use the cars weight to break it loose. You have to be very carefull when doing this. IT IS VERY DANGEROUS!!!

3.5L goes into my 91 accord se.

Yes as long as you keep the overall diameter the same. For instance you would replace a 185/75-15 tire with a 215/65-15 tire which would keep your overall diameter almost the same. Click the link to calculate what size tire to go with.

P205/60r16 91v

On 2002 and older Accords it is critical that you replace the cam belt at 90,000 miles. On the 2003 and up Accord replace the cam belt on the V6 at 110,000 miles. The 4 cylinder has a timing chain and no maintenance is necessary. The Accord is an interference engine and as such if the belt breaks serious engine damage will occur.

Drain the fuel tank if possible.

Support fuel tank with something such as a trans jack or a regular jack with wood on it so it wont hurt the tank.

Remove straps.

Lower tank just enough so you can remove all connections such as wire and hoses.

Remove tank from under the vehicle.

It is held in with a lock nut, take a screw driver and a hammer and gently tap on it till it starts to move.

Move fuel pump from tank.

Install new pump and put tank back, make all connections and your done.

Timing chain