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https://www.parts-honda.uk/honda-cars/ACCORD/2001/18I--SPORT/2750 Use this sight to identify parts and buy them where you want.

NordVPN or something similar?

Have you searched ebay for a solution?

Can't beat a bit of traction, nicely done :cool:

I think diesel would have helped keep the rust at bay. Must be pretty dry down your way.

Did a couple of hours on it while the sun shone, not too bad underneath, no scary deep bits:

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I would first confirm what part they want you to find exactly if they'd be so kind, then find it on this site: https://www.parts-honda.uk by finding your model and year, might take a few trys. Then look for the matching part on ebay

Yeah 1 center rear and 2 at the front either side.

Yeah probably the case. I'd much rather have a proper wheel though, I've driven with a space saver on and they're scary. Plenty of original kits on ebay or scrappers maybe.

A full size spare is a bonus, especially if it matches. I as*ume the jack has a turning handle included.

I had lots of brake binding problems and replaced lots of parts that didn't solve the issue. I eventually changed the brake fluid and haven't had an issue since. Just a matter of time though I guess.

I didn't but it would have made it easier. I have an ***ortment of wire brushes to fit into my cordless drill to remove the majority the rust and a scraper/screwdriver for fiddly bits. Then paint with rust converter and then some gloss black paint. Not sure yet about removing some parts for...

I did a trip to Cardiff and back on Saturday and noticed a metallic rattle on accelerating from standstill. Stopped at a gas station and discovered the rear heat shield was disconnected from its fixings. Fortunately it couldn't fall out so I completed the trip and got to fix it today cos it's...