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The seals for the calipers are square cut and not tapered as earlier hondas, so can go either way round.

I've had to replace a number of broken clips on my tourer and civic as most of the front bumper underskirt and wheel arch liners broke when removing. First find the clip part number on the parts diagrams in this link by selecting your model and year. https://www.parts-honda.uk/ Then go to...

Try these two threads, two years on and no further issues. More regular use of car since covid era has also removed any previous condensation issues with my tourer and wifes civic. https://typeaccord.co.uk/board/threads/alarm-continually-going-off.25917/...

Try these two threads, two years on and no further issues. More regular use of car since covid era has also removed any previous condensation issues with my tourer and wifes civic. https://typeaccord.co.uk/board/threads/alarm-continually-going-off.25917/...

Tried that but not a drop from anywhere. Using a pressure bleed kit and nothing either. I even left the bleed kit on for a few hours and no drop in pressure. Nothings getting out but somehow air is getting in from somewhere and it is only on the one line, the other three are fine.

I recently had trouble with my master cylinder, managed to buy one from Japan and replace it. Fully bled the brakes and all was well for about three weeks and then the brakes started to fade. Bled them again and found air in the front offside caliper. This occurred several times and I then...

As far as I am aware, the iridium performs focuses the spark, performing better at high temperature and lasting longer, so shouldn't do any harm. They last approx. 60,000miles. Picked up a set of 4 NGK IZFR6K11 from Euro Car Parts today at £51.96 total. Only second time I've changed the plugs...

Last year I had to replace the timing chain on my 2.4 exec Tourer as it had stretched and jumped (exhaust 90 degrees out and inlet a further 70 degrees out), luckily absolutely no damage so expect there is valve clearance as I couldn't find any info anywhere. The new chain resulted in a youthed...

If you are ever stuck about parts on your honda, try the link https://www.parts-honda.uk/ Select the right vehicle details and the OEM drawings should pop up and make checking things a lot easier.

I have had 'Powerflow' stainless steel exhausts fitted to my Hondas (Accord Aerodeck, Mk 2 Prelude, 2004 Civic type S and 2003 2.4 Exec Tourer) for a number of years now as they come in cheaper than the OEM standard exhaust and last the life of the car. I used a local dealer where they use...

Latest update Second hand part , although a different part number, was identical. Fitted it, bled the brakes and pedal was firm. Held the pedal and started the car and the brake pedal fell to the floor. Although the unit held up, when the brake booster kicked in it failed and had absolutely...

Managed to find a second hand part, which I took a risk on (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325573534814). Although it is a different part number (46101-SEF-E53), everything about it is identical!. Fitting it tonight so will soon find out. If all is fine then the Herth & Buss one should be...

Nope, Left hand drive, connections are on thewrong side and wrong angles! I'm getting good at recognising everything that is not UK Accord brake master cylinder and it only started on Wednesday last week!

Tried Bosch on Friday but have to call on Monday as no technical staff were available. Bought a seal from BIGGRED kit but the seals are not the correct size and all the kits found online are the same. Was hoping to have the car back on the road this week as going away with 4 kayaks and bikes...

OKAY, so they are 20 years old but I am really hoping Monday morning on the phone to seal suppliers will get a result. A few years ago I had the same problem with my wife's 2004 Type S Civic UK spec, but as only 500 were ever made, I can understand that. 2.4 accords are relatively common, what...

Thanks, checked both links: First has 10mm fittings whereas mine has 12mm fittings - aarrghg! Second is for left hand drive and totally different body - aarrgghh no.2!

Can you confirm the model and year so I can check part numbers. I am looking for a brake master cylinder and am only near At Albans.

Thanks for the link, I was hoping to finish the repairs over the net couple of days. I will have a go at vehicle hydraulic seal suppliers on Monday (especially as one of the seals in the kit did actually fit) and based on that may have to bite the dust and order from Japan.

Back in covid times, I had similar alarm and door issues on a tourer caused by an excessive build up of moisture which resulted in water getting into electrical connections. Try the folowing thread https://typeaccord.co.uk/board/threads/tourer-boot-leak-solved.25931/

Forgot to mention UK spec right hand drive