Q: 2009 honda accord

The most common problem with hard shifting from park is the brake light switch. The way it is set up you have to have your foot on the brake for the park switch release to engage. These brake light switched...

I believe it is certainly an issue they should have fixed if a recall was indeed issued (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-check-if-your-car-has-recalls) for this exact issue. 40k miles can easily be driven in as little as two years, so there is no reason that...

The fuel filter (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-can-i-keep-my-fuel-system-clean) and power steering system (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-does-power-steering-impact-a-vehicle-s-handling) are in two completely different parts of your car. The power steering pump, rack and lines are located in the engine compartment and the fuel filter is located on the cross...

The alignment can be thrown out over and over again from some part of the suspension shifting. Have all the subframe mounts checked for loose or worn bushings. Also, check the lower control arms for worn out bushings. These are...

This may be related to a faulty mass air flow sensor or potentially a bad throttle position sensor. The mass air flow sensor monitors air as it enters the intake system allowing for the proper amount of fuel to be...

Hello. 'Rotted' is an unusual term for brake rotor problems, but here we are. With your mileage, especially if you have lots of stop-and-go driving, brake service may be required. Dealers have a fairly high cost structure (building, test equipment,...

Hello - there are still a couple of possible sources of this overheating (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/overheating-problem-with-my-car). A weak water pump, or clogged (internally or externally) radiator may not be transferring enough heat out of the engine. Air pockets in the radiator where...

A number of things may cause code P0171 and P0174 to be triggered. As the codes indicate, this means there is a lean fuel condition which may be caused by a lack of fuel supply or in some cases, a...

You can drive the car normally and get it repaired at your earliest convenience. The trouble code that you are referring to, P0141, typically means that the heater element in an oxygen sensor is not functioning or the circuit to...