Bittersweet to see this happening again, after some
early summer weeks when two $20s wouldnt get you
a tank. (2004 Civic, 324 miles)
Its bittersweet, because I suspect some drivers will return

I am fuming! I just picked up my 2008 Honda Accord from the dealership and
they stuck me with a $476.00 brake job bill..........
The reason I took it in is because I was getting a "screeching" noise while
I was driving down the road - not braking, but driving, not all the time,

My 1998 Honda Civic EX Sedan has 208,000 miles on it.
During a recent visit to "Discount Tire" to have my tires rotated, I wa
told that the lugs nuts that I had were "taped seat nuts".  They told m
that the appropriate type for Hondas and Acuras are "ball seat nuts".  

I have noticed that my Accord has been using oil on long freeway
drives (400 miles +)
I seem to be low 1/2-1quart after a long freeway drive.
I may also be losing oil on normal driving (but its probably less).

Does anyone know what the problem/solution could be?
I have a ’97 civic sedan.  When I turn the fan knob on nothing
happens.  The fan isnt coming on, no heat or AC will come out.
I checked the fuses and none are blown.  I pulled the knob off and the

I've got a 2002 Honda CRV. Ever since the first year in the winter
that i had this car I noticed that duringf winter and cold the start
time / turn over was very delayed.  It would turn over slowly when i
crancked the key.

I was reading somewhere, which I cannot remember off hand that the 2008
Accord V6 coupe with the 6 spd MT will do 0-60 in 5.5 seconds. I was more so
considering the Accord V6 automatic 5 spd for the next car, than the manual.
So I was wondering what the 0-60 difference would be? ...

Is it possible my problems with my 98 Honda accord automatic EX are
related to an improperly or incorrect o2 sensor installation?
If that's the case, shouldn't the engine light come on?  My car jerks
after idle or stopping and going.

A friend of mine has a 1989 Accord that I've done a little work on
lately. My familiarity is with 80s Volvos mostly but I'm finding my way
around this thing. Anyway, it has a carbureted 4 cylinder engine coupled
to an automatic transmission. The problem I'm seeing is that the

A couple of years back I came across a great website for comparing
tires.....with all the specs, etc...including figures for noise, etc.
(I thought it was 1010tires.com but that doesn't appear to be it.)
Anyone know the best site that has all the specs for all tires?

Locking and unlocking our 05 Pilot's doors with the wireless key has changed.
What used to require two pushes of the button to unlock and lock all doors,
now requires three.  The first push does nothing.
Why the sudden change in the way it works..?  The owner's manual says nothing

If an EGR valve is bad or improperly installed would this affect the
transmission from shifting gears or rough shifting gears?
Thanks,
--tj

Ok, everybody, I'm posting again in hopes somebody can shed light on
my problem.
My 1998 Honda Accord has been running fine, but after taking it into
the shop to get it pass emissions (replaced O2 sensors and CAT) I have

It appears I have a dead spot at about 1/8 full.  When it gets to
that level, the gauge suddenly goes to well below empty.  But a
while later it comes back up to the right reading.  Always happens
at the same spot, so I would assume there's a bad spot in the

The Honda Life, one of the oldest minicars, dating back to the 1970s, is getting an upgrade. As a Kei car, the Life is limited to a 660 cc inline three-cylinder normally aspirated or turbocharged engine mated to a four-speed automatic transmission. Both AWD and FWD versions ...