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Sounds like an issue with the wiring, somewhere you are getting a bad connection. These issues are a nightmare sometimes to work out. I would probably get a car electrician to check. Could be a bad earth connection somewhere

You can get a replacement unit which cones from China and it replaces your unit. Alternatively yout can a unit to fit at the bottom of the dash and keep both.

ebay is full of used alarm fobs. I've ordered from there before

Not sure really. Can you not test fit?

Make sure you run direct power line from battery to amp with a fuse inline. Running from cigarette lighter can cause a wire to burn in the loom. He amp draws a great deal of current. With the right power cable that is and ground with a proper cable too.

It could also be the fuel filter has water in it. They have a drain plug underneath them but a pain to get to. Try bleeding and see what happens. Bleeding is done at fuel filter and there is a priming bulb there

I'm sure it is but someone will confirm. The rears will be a sealed hub so will need changing full. Can't remember for front. Someone will confirm

Yes sounds like either. Have a good look under the car for wear or broken item

If you ordered the fuel filter from that link then it's from our affiliated dealer anyway. You should be ok

Sounds like a loose connection. Have a visual check first. Maybe move steering around

Very rare to see an accord with worn rings

Yes and it's located on front of gearbox. You will see it as it has pipework going to it

welcome to the site. There is plenty of info on here t help you with your car. On the face of it the car looks nice and clean

Check the door pin on drivers side of manual operation. It's on door pillar and see if it is jammed or damaged

Sounds like clutch release bearing has gone dry. Very common on accords

Your missing my point here. Are you sure them stamps you have in the book are genuine and whether this car has been maintained as it says. Rule of thumb before purchasing a car do ring the dealer who has serviced it to actually make sure it was actually.serviced. At least I do that before...

That doesn't matter when it was done. Question is did you verify the service history?

Please don't double post. Won't make your question get answered any quicker