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Towing your car might be unavoidable, and while Honda doesn’t recommend ever towing your Accord with the front wheels on the ground, there are a couple of things you can do in this situation. Here’s what you need to know:...
The first thing that causes this particular engine to run rough is the ignition coil and usually will start to fail around 75,000 miles. The secondary winding in the coil will fail and not provide enough voltage to get a...
Hi there. With the correct hitch and equipment being used on the vehicle, according to specifications, you can safely tow a maximum of 3600 pounds. If you add any more than this you will surpass what this van's towing capacity...
I have seen either a bad bulb or the wrong bulb cause all kinds of issues similar to what you are having. The problem is caused because power is not getting to the right ground. The power is backfeeding through...
The code P0171 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0171-obd-ii-trouble-code-system-too-lean-bank-1-by-andrew-quinn) is for the engine control module is getting an O2 sensor lean bank 1 problem in the engine and has tried to compensate by making the injection system go rich on that bank. There is a...
The antenna wire should not be connected to anything that would cause the car to not start, especially if it is getting power to crank. I would suggest checking to see if the spark plugs are getting fuel to them....
Hello, thank you for writing in. From what you describe it would appear that your vehicle may be experiencing some sort of electrical issue. The check engine light, as well as a few other lights, should all light up when...
Hi there. In general, you'll need a full metric socket and end wrench set, a few line wrenches for removing fuel lines and wire pliers for removing fuel lines that are secured via wire ties and of course replacement gaskets....
Hi there. The grinding sound may be coming from a rear output shaft. In most cases, the transmission yoke or output shaft will wear out over time, or when the inner seal has broken. The grinding is typically due to...
No. No. Do not drive your car if fluid is leaking. Depending on the type of fluid that is leaking, you may be able to drive home from your location, or it may not be safe to drive at all...