20 Most Recent 2005 Honda Accord - Page 3 Questions & Answers

There are a few components that effect the traction control. There is usually a speed sensor on the transmission, that would probably be the cheapest (probably less than $50) although the wires could be just broken (which was the case with my daughters car) and could be soldered back together (approximately $5 in materials). Then there are all the hubs that usually include the wheel bearing, those could be around $100 each. But most of all put it on a scanner see where the "real" problem is before you buy any parts. It may be cheaper than you think.

Hello, The brake warning light could be that the parking brake is not fully released or the fluid in the master cylinder is low. Check both but if the master is low, you should have your brakes check because that's where the fluid went. Good luck, Vinnie

read in your manual the section on synchronizing windows

take it out and take it to a honda dealer to test

Maybe try AutoZone, sometimes they are very helpful at finding out a problem. Could be as simple as a flasher unit.

More then likely it is the hand brake cable , best to have checked out ,may have broken a retaining clip ,

The return hose is pre-molded to the correct shape and is only available from Honda. They are not expensive. While at the dealer, get Honda power steering fluid and the o-ring for the pump 91345-rda-a01.

whats your code?

no all is related to one fuse you can remove the door internal controls and decore and remove center lock motor plug and test two connectors with multimeter with set on 12v and then lock un lock door and check the reading of the multimeter if it read signal then all plugs and wires from central lock control unit to the door central lock unit is okay it this cae you have to replace the door central lock unit with the same if no signal is readed while you lock unlock the door then you have to check central control unit and all wire plus out of it to the door plug 2- you can remove central control unit from driver door and test it in passenger door (usually the same unit ) if it works with lock unlock its then the replaced unit is faulty and needs to be replaced if it not work then check plugs wires from central lock unit (usually found inside driver door ) to the central lock unit in passenger door 3- check signal for said door fro the output of central door unit if no signal then it mean that faulty central lock control unit

Low antifreeze?

Check fuse number 8 in the underhood fuse block. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

It could be a broken wire possibly.

Did you recently remove or disconnect the battery? If so it could be that. The computer requires 40 starts to re-learn your car. So the fuel settings could take that long to get back to normal for your driving speeds. Hope this helps.

I had the same problem with my 2005 Honda Accord. I would happen only sometime but is a distant odor I smell from inside the cabin. Older Hondas sometimes have gasket problems that leak small amounts of oil onto the exhaust manifold. Ask the mechanic to go check the valve cover gaskets. They replaced a new gasket to my car at the Honda dealer and I haven't smelled that burning odor since then. Good luck.

Time for new pads. Rotors also. Have them checked.

pull off wheel and check brake pads low,caliper sticking ,or debris -if brakes look good than check hub-wheel bearing----- may be going bad

Do the lights outside the car flash? If they come on but do not flash then your flasher is worn out and needs to be replaced! In fuse panel there will be a round plastic or metal device that reads turn/hazard flasher take it to your parts store and they will match it up! If you can't locate it go to parts store and ask an employee to assist you!