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Just to add my 2 cent's worth regarding auxiliary belts as I researched a lot until I got it right, for a 7th Gen Honda Accord 2.4 petrol it'll be a 7PK1751 unless you have electronic power steering in which case it'll be a 7PK1680.

Here is a screen shot showing a typical 7th gen Serpentine belt (not my car) - NOTE the LARGE PULLEY at the top for the Power Steering Pump as this car uses fluid for the PAS) And here is a photo I took yesterday of my car without the Serpentine Belt on - NOTE the size of my Topmost Pulley...

After more investigation, I'm suspecting the topmost pulley wheel..... it's a lot smaller than the ones I've seen on YouTube. (not sure what that pulley wheel is for though as in the videos I've seen it's for the power steering pump, but my Accord has electronic power steering so there is no...

My car, a 2006 mk 7 2.4 petrol and it needs a new serpentine belt, on CoxMotorParts the part that's needed is a code 38920RBBE03 (and costs £65 + delivery). That cost being a bit steep I thought I'd Google an alternative using that part number and Google (and all the car sites) say it's a...

Hi, I've got the same problem. Any joy? Also, do you have the part numbers for the rear bolts? My mechanic told me there are two bolts per wheel, one for the camber and the other for the toe. Honda dealer just sent me a picture with no part numbers.

I know this is very late but do you still have the exhaust? I'm in need of one for my 7th Gen 2.4 Petrol.

I didn't install it myself. I've installed a reverse camera (pukka job I did!) and have fitted a Tracker, but I didn't install this device and nor would have enjoyed trying. But that's me personally, most other jobs I watch on YouTube a ton and then I'm okay. I did take the door card off and...

Wow..... website allows only really small image files :)

I do think it is that one. There isn't any other out there when you do a Google search and I 'almost' remember it being that shape (when it was fitted into the driver's door). Hang on...... I have the instructions here.... Yep, 100% that one! Go for it!

No problem. Let me know how it goes :)

Hi mate, Really sorry, it took a long time to find the info for you; It's an NQ-RMF01 (that's what's on the instructions). Then.... when I did a Google search, I found my own post on here :)...

No I don't use Instagram or Facebook. Yes please, what system did you buy/install?

Not sure what you mean re social media?. I'm interested in the full-sound system you mention, did that replace the Sat Nav (as that's what I have) - I'm kind of keen to update that too (though also want to keep the car as original as possible).

I've got a 2.4 7th Gen so it worked for me. For information, I've also fitted a nice reversing camera which I can highly recommend fitting if you haven't already done so (there was a lot of help off here to help me with that). And I've also fitted a tracker, a TruTrak, which I also highly...

Yes I did, and very happy I am with my set up too - the ones I bought from Malaysia didn't work and had to send them back to the seller. My autofit electrician had a module and installed that for me. I remember posting somewhere the make/model of the kit he installed for me, so I'll see if I...

Yes I’m just looking for makes that are recommended, there are about 20 to choose from.

Hi, My Honda dealer confirmed that the AC condensor is where my AC leak is coming from and has agreed to installing a non-Honda part if I supply (Honda's Condenser was £550 + VAT whilst I can get an aftermarket part for anywhere between £70 to £300). Does anyone know who makes and supplies the...

I’m doing some work on my car (electrics, under dash, above pedals), and I don’t seem to have any trim panel to hide all of that wiring etc. Now, I don't even know if there is meant to be a piece of trim panel there or not, but I’m kinda surprised there isn’t. Can someone confirm if their 7th...

I don’t even know if this part exists, but under my dash (above the pedal area) is there (meant to be) a trim to hide the wiring and steering column etc? if so do you have that trim part?

Solution is that you simply pull up the seat base with a sharp, confident pull and they pop out of their catch mechanism (there's two, one under each rear seat).