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I fit at least one HID kits a week and you should have gone for the DC ballasts, they work a lot better on the Accord and are much more stable, to be honest, I run 55W can bus ballasts, yes the accord doesn't have can bus error warning lights, but most of my customers have can bus german cars so...

extension arm with 8mm socket does the trick! ;) lol btw dont tighten them too much they will break, I broke a couple... as soon as it touches tight leave it lol

have you got headlamp height adjusters? if so positive feed on there... they only come on with the car started :)

yeh I am ***uming that it could be that mate, but it is pretty bad for a 2009 car, mine is a 2007 and not a single bit of rust on it... I bought it from Stirling when it was just over 2 years old

could be the weather around where you live mate?

lol

agree with you there mate, you got factory HIDs on yours mate?

Robert, told you it was the belt mate :P anyway glad its fixed! :rolleyes:

Nice bit of info there Neil :-) good work

fitted it myself, bit of pain, really need two pairs of hands to be able to do it quickly lol

£40 from Honda bro

well mine made a noise yes, and I just replaced the belt mate

when you say the left side? are you locating this from sat in the car or from the outside? my fan belt was making this similar noise for about 3-4 minutes and then it would go perfectly normal, suppose thats enough time for the belt to warm up, it never did this in the good weather we had...

Hi Rob, mine is also a 2.0 but on a 07 plate, never had this in my nearly 3 years of ownership, thought I did have to change my fan belt this winter, was making a slight noise in the cold when starting up in the morning, but thats gone now the new belt has been fitted. I would check and make...

go for HIDs in your fogs... 35w is adequate

spot on ;-)

i would also say 5w40 FS in the 2.4 ;-)

near the bonnet release catch

blown fuse, under steering wheel

that 8th gen looks mean! :-) very nice