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Honda Odyssey
Produced by Honda since 1994, the Odyssey was conceived to fill the needs of a typical family. Depending on the model year, this five-door minivan is available with either a 2.2 liter or 3.5 liter automatic transmission gas engine.
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How do you change brake pads on a 1994 Lincoln town car?
Remove wheels Re-Install 2 lug nuts to hold rotor in place Remove caliper mounting bolts Slide caliper off rotor Compress piston into caliper body using a "C" clamp (front only) Rear pistons are threaded and require a special tool available at Sears or auto parts (not expensive) to compress piston in to caliper body Replace pads inner and outer Re-Install caliper REMEMBER TO PUMP BRAKE PEDAL TO SET PADS AGAINST ROTOR PRIOR TO MOVING VEHICLE
Is it really necessary to change the timing belt on a Honda odyssey at 105000 miles?
The Honda engine is what is called an "interferance" engine. That means that if the cam and the crankshaft are not aligned correctly (by the timing belt) the piston will strike the overhead valves. Should this happen,it is an expensive repair, far more expensive than a timing belt.
So the definitive answer is yes, it is really necessary to change the belt at regular intervals. You may get away with letting it go a bit longer but you're risking major engine damage.
How many horsepower does the engine in the 2004 Honda Odyssey have?
The 2004 Honda Odyssey's engine produces 240 hp @ 5500 rpm.
How much to repair a Honda odyssey fron bumper?
Auto Zone has a bumper epoxy/screen repair for holes & gouges for $7, I think it was made by Bondo.
Has anyone installed fog lights on a 2006 Honda Odyssey?
yes there are fog lights installed on the touring model... i think this is a factory option
Here are the instructions for installing the fog lights;
http://www.handaaccessories.com/odyssey/05odyfoglight.pdf
What does service code p0730 mean on anthe 2002 odyssey?
Trouble code P0730 means:Incorrect gear ratio
How do you change the front brake pads on a 2003 Honda Accord EX 4-cylinder?
OK so I started to simply make some suggestions and it turned out to be close to an actual so I'm putting it here as well for Gino.
Honda front brake pads are easy to replace compared to many other types. If you have less than 50,000 miles on the car you should not be worrying about the front pads. Since you are we'll presume you drive a lot like I used to and the concern is valid. Don't let dealers try to get you to worry about such things so they can make a killing on a repair.
1) If you don't know where to start I would suggest going to your local auto parts supply (not the dealer!) such as Kragen, Shucks, Murray, Checker, or Advanced Auto Parts Stores. These are all owned by "Parts America" and the names are related to the area you live in. See their web site at www.partsamerica.com for the nearest location to you.
2) Get a Chilton's auto repair manual for your vehicle, they are available for free at some public libraries (here in Seattle at least), even accessible online with your library account. It will provide you with the details on how to change your brake pads. It will also tell you how to inspect them (after you jack the car up take the wheel off)to see if they are in need of replacement.
3) If you decide to do this on your own, you will need some simple tools. First suggestion I tell my friends is before you start to do anything to remove the caliper is to turn the wheel a few times. When the car is stopped the front brakes tend to stay close to the wheel. If you don't know the air that is generated when the car is moving creates an air cushion that keeps the brake pads away from the rotor. By turning the wheel first you will loosen this enough to make it easier to do the job.
4) Second thing before you remove the caliper is to examine the disks. You will be able to see about 3/4 of the disk at a time because the caliper blocks your view. Because you turned the wheel before removing it you should be able to turn the disk grabbing the lug bolts that the wheel attached to. Please DO NOT touch the rotor with your hands. These need to be clean at all times. What you are looking for is to see if the rotors are worn and need replacing. Starting at the part closest to the hub follow the profile of the rotor surface to the outer most part. The surface should be smooth, have no discoloration, and with a 2003 vehicle there should be almost NO ridge at the outer edge (1/4 inch). I have a 2002 CR-V and there is no ridge on my rotors. My wifes '97 Accord has 84,000 miles on it and just a bit of a ridge; This is acceptable wear. (bye the way I didn't have to replace her brake pads until the car hit 70,000 miles.) If you see any significant ripples on the surfaces then you have spent too much time with your foot on the brake. If you have anything other than smooth rotors you should consider having someone qualified (with experience that is) work on it. Find a friend because "Turning the Rotors" requires knowledge and a machine shop is not a fun job nor anything to be taken lightly.
5) Gather the tools (Wrenches will be METRIC) and follow the instructions in the book to remove the rotors. Remember they are fairly heavy as they are made of cast iron for durability. They will remain attached to the car via the brake hose. DO NOT attempt to remove them, this would make a big mess and add to the cost. I do recommend you have a box like a milk carton crate and a couple of smaller items available to stack up as necessary to rest the caliper upon.
6) A large "C-Clamp" is always useful to push the "Puck" pack into the caliper. This must be done so that the thicker pads can fit between the caliper and the rotor. The C-Clamp will have to have an opening of at least 6 inches to be useful. Be careful not to place the c-clamp at an angle or you can jam the puck. I like to use a piece of 1/4 inch plywood across the entire puck surface and that way pressure is placed evenly around the puck as you gently tighten the clamp thus pressing the puck back into the caliper.
6) Make sure you DO NOT touch the face of the new pads with dirty hands or they will have a tendency to squeak. The dirt and/or oil from your hands should be removed prior to installing the pads into the caliper.
Chilton's books will provide you with a list of tools usually required to do the job and the specifications for your car. The pads should run between $40 and $75 depending upon where you live. The book will become your best friend if you intend to do maintenance of this type in the future so look at it as an investment in long term savings.
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What oil does an all wheel drive 1999 crv have in the rear differential?
In the Haynes Manual it is identified as "Honda CVT Fluid" - I'm sure there is a commerical equivelant but you'd have to ask you local mechanic or auto parts store.
How do you change the front brake pads on a 2000 GM Sonoma?
if you need to ask how to change the brake pads on a vehical. Please do not touch them. Cause nobody wants you slamming into the back of there car cause you f*@ked up!
How do you adjust 2003 Honda Odyssey sliding side door cables?
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What does the brake bulb light mean on a 2004 Honda Pilot?
The "BRAKE BULB" light means that a brake bulb is not working and may require replacing.
How much torque does the engine in the 2009 Honda Odyssey have?
The 2009 Honda Odyssey's engine produces 240 ft-lbs. @ 5000 rpm.
What is 2006 Odyssey maintenance code A 13?
The codes can be either A or B, and sub-codes 1 through 5. You have A 1,3.
At least for a 2007 Odyssey (from the manual):
A - Replace engine oil
B - Replace engine oil and oil filter
Inspect brakes
Check parking brake
Inspect tie rods, suspension, driveshaft boots, brake lines, fluids, exhaust, and fuel lines
1 - Rotate tires
2 - Replace air cleaner element
Replace dust and pollen filter
Inspect drive belt
3 - Replace transmission fluid
4 - Replace spark plugs
Replace timing belt and inspect water pump
Inspect valve clearance
5 - Replace engine coolant
So, A 13 means replace engine oil and transmission fluid, and rotate the tires. Please note that this is an abbreviated listing from the manual, which has notes and exceptions on the items above. Please consult your manual or a Honda dealer for a more detailed explanation.
How do you turn off emissions warning light on 2000 Odyssey?
A person can turn off the emissions warning light by fixing the issue that caused it to go off. They can also use an OBD scanner to remove the codes causing the light to go off.Ê
What kind of transmission does the 2008 Honda Odyssey have?
The 2008 Honda Odyssey has a 5-speed automatic.
Where is the fuel filter on a Honda Odyssey 1998 located?
The 1998 Honda Odyssey has the same fuel filter location as the 1996 model seen in the video below.
How much is monthly payment if you lease a Honda odyssey 2009 at Honda superstore at lisle?
All you would have to do is go to the dealer and simply ask. This is the easiest way because there are many, and i mean many, different leasing options that will affect the monthly payment of the Honda.
But my best guesstimate will be:
350-550 for the Touring model
Hope this helped a little
Where are a Honda Odyssey radio fuses?
The radio fuse on the 2003 was on the passenger's side. There's a cover that flips back towards the front.
Also check the ACC SOCK (short for 'socket') fuse. The radio and 12V power outlets are on the same circuit. It's on the passenger side, too.
Where is the spare tire on the 2003 Honda Odyssey?
The spare tire on a 2003 Honda Odyssey can be found under the carpet in front of the middle row of seats. Somewhat of a pain to get to.
