Q: its idling extremely rough, it stalls, and when i revv it, it chokes and stalls, it seems like this a common problem with these

If your Accord has an automatic transmission, it has a shift lock release. This is an important feature and it’s designed to let you shift out of park if the gear selector won’t move when you press the brake pedal....

You can use your iPod to play music, audiobooks or podcasts through your radio system. Press the 6 button or Browse to find the menu mode on the iPod. Turn the right knob clockwise to see the different play modes....

It is possible that the clutch itself may have been worn down to the point where it can no longer engage the correct gear. Clutches are made of the same material as brake pads and can wear down over time....

Bad connection can be confusing. They are touching and the connection may even be tight, but electricity doesn't care about what our eyes see. Electricity happens at the atomic level. A bad connection is a loose connection or a surface...

You may have damaged the engine from continuing to drive it with it overheating. Specifically, you may have warped cylinder heads, cracked the cylinder heads, or pistons seizing in the cylinders causing a slower acting engine. The engine might start...

Hi and thanks for contacting YourMechanic. What seems to be happening is the cluster control module has a short in it. The control module is under the dash on the driver side. I recommend replacing the cluster control module. The...

Hello. In order to remove the shifter you will have to remove the vehicle's shift knob and disassemble the vehicle's interior. From the symptoms you describe, however, it would appear that your vehicle may be experiencing a different issue, perhaps...

Hi there - the biggest priority in re-assembling the engine to the transmission for a car with an automatic transmission is that the torque converter is installed FIRST in the transmission, and is completed seated into the transmissions fluid pump,...

Any given diagnostic trouble code will typically have multiple faults listed as potential causes of "the" code setting. It is possible for one fault (in your case an oxygen sensor that might not be putting out the expected waveform) to...