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@ryan14421 how did you find fitting them? as i would like to know if the rear light cover fits back on OK. any other info as well. Photos would be good but probably to late now.

In my opinion i would stick to what Honda recommended for the wheels fitted ie: your 18's or the correct tyres for the 17's as at the end of the day it's these small bits of rubber stopping you falling off the road or worse a crash, then the insurance may be an issue of none standard wheel/ tyre...

I paid about £18 for the latest one from eBay from about 2018, no updates after that.

Why would you do that?

Have to do mine about every 6-9 months I just spray white grease on both ends of the return spring and the push rod into the master cylinder. Takes about a couple of mins.

Winchester trading do a workshop manual on DVD about £20, i have one for all of my Honda's Accord, CRV & FRV can fault then.

Unfortunately these are no longer updated the last version was V3.C0 as below. Honda V3.C0 Sat Nav Map Navigation Update Disc UK & Europe 2017-2018

Having just spent a few hours changing yet another set of dipped beam H1 bulbs, as most know this is a right pain. Bumper off seems to be the preferred wisdom! Has anyone fitted LED H1 bulbs to their Accord Mk8 similar to these in design...

Hi. Mine is the same with cracking springs, every couple of months or so I just rub some more grease into the spring where it joins the pedal on both sides-seems to work ok for a while. I believe the pedal on the CRV has plastic bushes where the spring enters the pedal. This may be of help to...

Second the comments about the Goodyear. These are what i have on the front :-Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2 225/50 R17 V (98), Reinforced, Asymmetrical s far cant fault them, prior to that had Continental conti sport 5 brill in the wet but tended to wander a bit as well and slightly more...

Hi. try these guys, they are braking several iDtec accords. https://www.synetiq.co.uk/parts-breaking/

Guys. Just an update. Obviously the O/S was not at fault. So had a really good listen to the near side could just about make out a very very slight bit of noise. Long story short I replaced that bearing with the one I had previously removed. While it only made the smallest amount of noise and...

On a now defunct Honda forum there was a very good guide of how the remove the sunroof glass followed by the rubber seal and clean up rust and refit. has anyone done this? if so any ideas may be a guide.

@Bounder. The rear brakes on the Accord Tourer are Drum and disk. In that the handbrake acts on two shoes in a drum configuration, while the foot brake acts on the disk part of the drum as a normal caliper disk arrangement. The saloon has normal disk brakes and the handbrake acts through the...

From what I have read on a now defunct Honda website fitting similar into an Accord fitted with Premium audio can be very problematical as far as wiring harnesses are concerned, as there is a separate amp in the boot area, and the speakers are of a different impedance to normal speakers. But...

Bearing obtained from motor factors, a Bilstein-Febi, which is a perfect match for the Honda item by cross reference the part numbers (42200-TLO-G51 with Lings) and is printed on the box see picture. Fitted with no issue all in about 45min. However the bearing rumble is still there while not so...

Its the weekend so time to change the rear bearing! Yes the old one was rough as a Badger rear end. Obtained replacement (Borg And Beck) from motor factors after providing reg number. Took hub apart removed bearing and compared to replacement seemed OK however when offered up to the hub the...

Can get a bearing from local motor factors for about £75 so should be OK

Continental on rear, Goodyear on the front

The tires were new earlier this year and have done about 2k miles and they were my first thought, and what I can determine it is the rear off side. Yes I did spin as fast as possible while jacked up.