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No need, this guy has nearly all Honda brochures uploaded to a flickr account. they're both 1515mm https://www.flickr.com/photos/63416089@N06/15040307062/in/album-72157646820637716/

https://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/cl7-euro-r/10188312

I always wondered why th Euro R standard tyre were 215's and not 225's, the wider track might explain it, but what gives it the wider track, I thought all suspension arms etc were the same?

Must be a tourer

If you bought 300mm discs and you are running 280's then you would have to change caliper carriers I believe as you would run into fitment issues.

http://www.honda.co.jp/ownersmanual/HondaMotor/auto/?m=accord&y=2005&l=Japanese not certain there's a euro r manual there though.

How's your Japanese, it's a Japan only model, so the manual is in Japanese only. You can download one from Honda.co.jp, I'll check for the direct link tomorrow, as I'm a little rusty on their website.

If it's anything like the European Accord Sat Nav, I believe the Nav disc sets up the clock from Satellite connection. Do you have a Sat Nav disc in your Navi? Are you able to locate satellites even though the mapping is wrong?

Works for me, signed in and out!!

Easily bought from Honda or scrap yard....No. 20 http://www.lingshondaparts.com/honda_car_parts_selection.php?block_01=17SEA01&block_02=B__4601&block_03=3053

Just to point out it wasn't extended for 7 years, it was normal 3 years plus 4 extended or whatever mileage, in Ireland I think it was 120k km

Contact Honda Holdcroft for parts, they can deliver, so won't hamper your busy schedule. realistically, let them know the mileage and they can advise on whether the car is due a major or minor service, also have your mate look over the car to see if it's due brake pads, wipers etc. HH can price...

It's definitely lowered, possibly coilovers, Epsilons are 17's, it's got a Sport front grille, and a ducktail spoiler, can't see anything else over a standard exec model

When you say you put a new genuine filter on it, you mean oem fuel filter? Who's been doing the work on the car, glow plugs etc?

All models don't have VSA, my 2.0l petrol Type S does not have VSA.

10w-40 is fine for petrol engines.

I always wondered of the difference between the Euro R and the Type S tyre sizing, but never got a definitive answer. The width of the tyre will not have an effect on gear ratios, though the wider tyre may contribute to more tramlining effects, so an alignment would be recommended after fitting...

You can check if your car is affected by inputting the chassis number into Honda UK's website. http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/owners/you-and-your-car/updates-and-recalls/

http://www.lingshondaparts.com/honda_car_parts_selection.php?block_01=17SEA01&block_02=E__4400&block_03=2947 No. 18, but there could be any number of reasons as to why the car went into limp mode, just using a non oem fuel filter can cause it. Did the AA man plug in to the car?

There's no reports of injuries in Europe according reports, apparently it's only high heat and humidity areas that are of major concern, just book it in and get it done.