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Faulty wiring within the comments but it looks like a hardware issue. Try draining all brake fluid - fully and repenish with new stuff first to save your time.

Since it looks in the main to be a rear of vehicle issue I would start with the wiring loom to the boot area. Are there any cracks in the light fittings that may have let water into the lamps ? Do you have a warm garage you can park the car in for a couple of days ?

Are these useful ?

If you havent already, on the accord the drain plug is easy to undo by hand, just behind the centre bottom on the radiator. Takea short drive to get warm, put a clean washing up bowl on the ground and you can check both the amount of sediment that comes out and if it really is coolant or just...

Annealing requires heating to cherry red and then sudden cooling. The ones I have used before (Bosch) are already processed/soft out of the packet so they don't need to be annealed. If you have time to take injectors out again, take soem good pictures of the chamber after cleaning, there may...

200000 miles is almost run in.

When you replaced the washers did you thoroughly clean the metal under the lower (cylinder head) and scrape away the gunge from the top injector where it clamps down on the copper ? If not you will have to do it all again. Mileage of the car may be useful and how many times it may have been...

And I will probably take up the offer from the NFU, just providing them with the minor detail on the two vehicles.

Thanks, will call them Monday.

Is it UK/Euro 212 spec, or Asian 220 import ?

Thanks Do they have multicar ? (I wish rider policies were still a thing)

Well I called them last week and tbh the response wasn't good. I did not have the exact date of my current renewal with me (though I know it is due in the next month based on the debits taken out each month from the existing broker). I was told to call back later as they could not provide me...

Welcome back. Was there any clue of who might be behind it ?

How much then ?

I bought a direct equivalent last year that was rated at 130A, though it has a smaller pulley than the OE unit. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/364149640167 Looks identical otherwise.

Does the window slide down/up without issue or is it 'slow' ?

The quotation included the DMF though like you, I am winging it for now since some days there is almost no slip at all. A trip to the coast earlier in the week for example and she was happy all the way at 60-70ish. I did scrub off the glazing by kerbing it two years ago and that helped a lot...

For the 7th gen my local has quoted a shade under £2000.

Are you near the coast ?

Based on the last post, you could swop over pads to ensure the corrosion that might be present is behind a larger amount of material, or buy new pads if all are worn. But I'm no expert, what mileage has the Accord done and are you in a corrosive - coastal area (or were earlier owners ) ?