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I'v only had my 2ltr petrol Accord for a couple of months so still finding my way around it. Yesterday while checking antifreeze and washer fluid in readiness for the predicted bad weather ahead. I noticed that at short intervals the fan would repeatedly kick in for a couple of seconds even...

Nothing for Honda's comes cheap. £30 isn't bad IMHO

It could be the valve holes in the rim causing the problem. My son used to be a tyre fitter and told me it was a common fault with some BMWs and they would cure it by putting sealant round the hole before fitting the valve.

Sorry I cant help you Connor, I have only had my Accord a few weeks and still finding my way around it. Plus I'm a bit long in the tooth for all this modern electricery, haven't even got a smart phone ! Hopefully by bringing this up again one of the clued up guys on here will help you. ;)

If you don't open a door or boot within 30 seconds they automatically re-lock, could be related to that ?

That's a good price on ebay, under a tenner with free postage and you would need to take the existing one off to see what the fault was anyway.

OK Update. There are no screws under the rear lights but there are locating lugs so it helps to remove the lights. What I thought looked like a drain tube turned out to be the trailer socket harness. Instead of using the grommets the plonka that fitted the tow-bar routed the loom through the...

Thanks for the info Scooby. I ***ume as you haven't mentioned it that the height wasn't a problem because the bumper is lower than the recommended height for the sensors.

With the floor panels out and the wife hosing the roof I saw water cascading in behind the nearside wheel arch from what looks like some sort of louvred vent and there appears to be a tube going into it. I'm also fitting parking sensors so will be able to see it better when the kit arrives...

Starting to think you guys could be right. There is a small amount of water in there again after a light rainfall and I hadn't used the car. I couldn't see a drain system so will try crawling around in the back while the other half plays the garden hose on it.

Hi Scooby. I didn't think it could be coming in from above because the carpets are bone dry. That's what made me think it was being driven in off the road. And yes a lot of water. approximately a gallon in the bucket after sponging out.

Hi Guys I'm new to this forum and hope you can help. I recently purchased a low mileage 05 estate and after a couple of hours driving in the rain yesterday I ended up with 4 inches of water in the spare wheel recess. I cant see anywhere obvious from the inside how it got in. I ***ume it was...