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The side light is the upper most bulb, nearest the front wing, when you look through the arch it will be more obvious. Regarding replacements, the type you have probably depends on the age of car and if you have Xenon headlights. Just buy a pair of LED bulbs or new 501 standard bulbs and...

I did this at the weekend as one of my LED's was acting up. The bulb is a 501. Realistically, unless you have tiny hands and a lot of patience, you need to go through the wheel arch. This is not as scary as it sounds, it only takes 5 mins a side. Just make sure you buy some replacement clips...

A bit late, but last weekend i attacked my headlights with a 3M Restoration kit. I found the my lights were spectacularly ineffective on my newly extended commute and the hazy yellowing was pretty bad. It had been on my list for ages and finally felt i should get round to it. Annoyingly i don't...

My car has seats, i thought they were standard ;)

04 Type S Tourer here, I have had it about 4 years. Never seen another on the road apart from at a TA meet. I see saloons occasionally but I guess the Tourer was more popular in the Exec trim.

The 2.4 is a no-brainer if you can find one for sale. The fuel costs are really not that bad. I get around 320 miles per tank in 80% town driving. On a motorway run to Scotland I got 420 miles with the cruise control set to 80 the whole way. It's a great engine.

I fitted these ages ago, still going strong. http://www.horizonleds.co.uk/T10-501-W5W-smd-led?product_id=161 They are a total ***** to fit though, go to your local dealer and buy some of the plastic studs that hold the wheel arch lining in place, you need to peel this back to change the bulb...

I had Avons at one stage but found the side walls way too soft so they always looked like they were low. Been running Falken 914's and they are pretty good, not fantastic but do the job.

That sucks, but like you say the most important thing is it kept you safe. Being hit by and HGV at any speed is no joke. Hope you can get a nice replacement when the time comes.

They don't light up on my 04 Type S and its always annoyed me......

My Wife has a Mondeo and the heated screen is awesome, although I find the blower on the Accord clears ice pretty quickly when I am too lazy to scrape it.

I think in some countries, such as France and Germany, it's considered good form (if not a legal requirement) to leave your indicator on for the duration of your overtaking manoeuvre. Of course that would never work over here as drivers have a pathological fear of keeping left on the motorway so...

I bought a job lot of these of Amazon a while back when i had the same problem. Removed the old ones which were rock solid and stuck the new ones to the cap on the rear of the headlamp with double sided tape. All condensation was gone within a couple of weeks.

Got the letter a while back, took it in one Saturday Morning - done and dusted in an hour and i could't even tell the dash had been off. Simples. They even tried to sell me an S2000 while I waited. 2004 with 11,000 original miles sounded very tempting.

Wait...what, they're not heated....?! Well that's one less fault on my list at least :)

When it's cold, remember you're blasting the heated windows, mirrors and the hot air in the cabin. You'll more often than not be running with headlights on and when cold the engine is going to consume more fuel anyway. These are all small things but they add up. All that being said, Petrol is...

Let the Rozzers come, only the Diesel drivers will get caught :ph34r:

I've never seen a hearse hitting the VTEC, but I think I should ask for that in my will :) We have to do something to commemorate it, we've got enough time so we should arrange a meet/wake for next summer? As an owners club we suck at meeting up but perhaps we could all get together to...

Brand new 2.4 manual Tourer would be good if they want to shift leftovers and offer crazy deals!

A quick search on the Honda Approved Used site shows just 1 Accord 2.4 manual available, nationwide! Amazingly it's just 9 miles from me so I might pop over for a test drive.