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Yep i brought this up on another thread on this topic. I noticed the arrival time was different to what i usually had it set to. I noticed this before i noticed my clock was out funnily enough

Good work and write-up, hopefully the noise will stay away and your master cylinder will be fine. Just wondering though how on earth any garage would go about getting master cylinder off if ever needing replaced. I can actually see the mechanics at Honda having a hard time with this as I...

It's the left nut that we are looking to get off in order to get the pedal ***embly out to get to the top spring so we can lubricated the the bushings were the spring pivots. This is the only part I've not been able to lubricate due to access but can't get the left mounting nut off that...

Hopefully somebody will be along soon to relieve the itch as I've still to revisit this

Happening to mk8s also looks like

This happened to me the other day 2.2 idtec. I changed daylight saving setting and it threw it out by another hour so I managed to offset the time to get it to show correct by using the manual adjustment setting. However I noticed that with a destination set in the nav that the arrival time was...

I've been watching this guy and he has similar problem but with a Lexus but his method for locating leak should be universal I would think. He had two leaks one in the boot at start of video and the other leak is like what you are describing which is covered second in the vid, worth a watch...

Just checking if others on here experience same as me with regards to the outside temperature sensor reading. What I'm getting is if after stopping car after it has either semi or fully warmed up upon restarting after maybe being in the shops for a period (could be as little as 5 mins) the...

I think in the auto you won't find it in engine bay. Try further back near fuel tank

Could the P1065 code be pointing towards the codes for the injectors have been lost? Maybe they just need re-coded back in

Could anybody else have a wee look to see how theirs sits at idle, gap or no gap Cheers in advance

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I've got lkas on mine and the sensor is directly behind the badge. The badge is also different from standard, it doesn't have open gaps between the chrome work. It is encased in clear plastic. This thing in my crappy picture is black with 2 holes, I'm thinking an aftermarket camera with lens in...

Sorry about the picture quality had to compress. What is the little thing with the two holes to the left of the badge. Seen it on another accord in car park

I'm a current owner of an 8th gen and ive noticed a few discontinued parts on Honda parts website. Things like certain dash bulbs I've been looking for as well as various parts I don't need are marked as discontinued. I've noticed some of the bulbs that I need are marked as discount parts so...

Could be the back up battery in the alarm siren they eventually will no longer hold any charge. They are available online and you can unplug old and plug in new. I'm sure this is covered in a few threads on here

Not much of a specialist if he's thrown in the towel. Could the low side rubber hose maybe of collapsed inside causing blockage? That's how it looks from what he and yourself have said and I'm no specialist lol

When the switch brass coloured plate is touching the other metal it effectively shorts to ground as the handbrake metal structure is bolted to car body which is ground from what I can see. This will then illuminate dash light. So it looks as though in the right picture when you switch ignition...

I attempted to remove clutch pedal yesterday and was halted as couldn't get access to left mounting nut which secures the pedal ***embly as well as the master cylinder. The right mounting nut and top bolt seem to be easy enough. Anybody got any tips on how to get pedal out? My honda worktop...

If it's more like a creaking noise than a squeaking noise then it could be the spring mechanism at top of clutch pedal high up that's impossible to get to and grease. I'm hoping to remove the whole clutch pedal tomorrow in order to get to the spring to clean and re-grease. I've always noticed...