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Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 10:48pm On Jul 21
Who can help me with the price of power steering pump for 2009 Honda Accord. Mine is leaking oil and is causing constant belt cut
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by flootintin: 9:38am On Jul 22
Demolaeby:
Who can help me with the price of power steering pump for 2009 Honda Accord. Mine is leaking oil and is causing constant belt cut
Are you sure that is the power steering pump or the VTC strainer behind the pump? I have same issue and thought it was the pump but after a proper check, I discovered it was the strainer. Check again.

Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by tobiyclassy: 3:58pm On Jul 22
Hello everyone,

I went to buy something with my car, only to come back outside and the remote stopped working, I tried to use key to open the doors and it didn’t work, I had to use the boot to gain access to the car, as we speak the key doesn’t open the boot anymore, pls advise if anyone has faced such issues

Toyota Corolla 2012
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by boxypane: 4:45pm On Jul 22
Just got an accord 05, when I shift to drive, engine vibrates. Seeing my mechanic tomorrow. Abeg any ideas?
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by boxypane: 4:51pm On Jul 22
Demolaeby:
Who can help me with the price of power steering pump for 2009 Honda Accord. Mine is leaking oil and is causing constant belt cut
I just did mine today for a combined fee of 40,000
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 8:07pm On Jul 22
flootintin:
Are you sure that is the power steering pump or the VTC strainer behind the pump? I have same issue and thought it was the pump but after a proper check, I discovered it was the strainer. Check again.
It is the power pump
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 8:11pm On Jul 22
boxypane:
I just did mine today for a combined fee of 40,000
Where did you work it? Did you change with new or foreign used steering pump
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by boxypane: 8:22pm On Jul 22
Demolaeby:
Where did you work it? Did you change with new or foreign used steering pump
Foreign sir.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 9:43pm On Jul 22
Thanks
boxypane:
Foreign sir.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by rapheal5(m): 11:01pm On Jul 22
MOTIONTECH:
Each vehicle have a unit radiator design, so its impossible to for you to buy another radiator that is not for your honda civic that would actually work. Except it goes through heavy modifications and no one really has the time to be modifying radiator when you can buy the exact radiator and even spend less.
Thanks I already fix a new radiator
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by oladele239(m): 7:27am On Jul 23
What can made the eco mode on a honda accord 09/10 V6 stop coming on after driving for about 10-15 mins while still driving under normal condition I.e driving under the normal condition that should warrant it to come on

No check engine light though
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 8:59am On Jul 24
MOTIONTECH:
whats the issue without your car.
Good day, guys. I had an accident last month caused by brake failure, which forced my 2006 Honda Civic off the road and into a swamp. I had to use a tow truck to tow the vehicle.
Fortunately, water did not enter the engine, but a small amount found its way into the transmission. (Which was completely drained ) and replaced with a new oil, and everything was reassembled.

The car returned to its normal performance. ( Engine and gear perfect) However, recently I tried to start it one morning and noticed that the green key (immobilizer) symbol on the dashboard was blinking continuously. I called a friend who scanned the car. He said the ECU (brain box) was communicating properly with the scanner and appeared to be working fine.

However, the scan indicated fault codes related to the driver's side under-dash fuse box and the immobilizer system.
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows what could be causing this issue? I would appreciate any advice on how to resolve it. Thanks
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by MOTIONTECH(m): 3:59pm On Jul 24
otiztech:
Good day, guys. I had an accident last month caused by brake failure, which forced my 2006 Honda Civic off the road and into a swamp. I had to use a tow truck to tow the vehicle.
Fortunately, water did not enter the engine, but a small amount found its way into the transmission. (Which was completely drained ) and replaced with a new oil, and everything was reassembled.

The car returned to its normal performance. ( Engine and gear perfect) However, recently I tried to start it one morning and noticed that the green key (immobilizer) symbol on the dashboard was blinking continuously. I called a friend who scanned the car. He said the ECU (brain box) was communicating properly with the scanner and appeared to be working fine.

However, the scan indicated fault codes related to the driver's side under-dash fuse box and the immobilizer system.
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows what could be causing this issue? I would appreciate any advice on how to resolve it. Thanks
if i may ask where is the car?
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 6:54pm On Jul 25
MOTIONTECH:
if i may ask where is the car?
The car is in Bayelsa
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by MOTIONTECH(m): 8:25pm On Jul 26
otiztech:
The car is in Bayelsa
wow….ok, regardless lets see what we can do online…..this is a serious diagnostic work, do you have a trusted auto diagnostic in Bayelsa?
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Besto(m): 8:46pm On Jul 26
Demolaeby:
Who can help me with the price of power steering pump for 2009 Honda Accord. Mine is leaking oil and is causing constant belt cut
Get Volvo electric hydraulic power steering pump and put in your car and have peace of mind.

More hp and fuel economy, no more hydraulic pump cutting belt.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Besto(m): 8:48pm On Jul 26
otiztech:
The car is in Bayelsa
Contact me if you yet to fix.. I'm in yenagoa
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by otiztech: 12:29am On Jul 28
Besto:
Contact me if you yet to fix.. I'm in yenagoa
How do I reach you?
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Besto(m): 11:50am On Jul 28
otiztech:
How do I reach you?
Drop your number, I will contact you
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 11:45am On Jul 30
Besto:
Get Volvo electric hydraulic power steering pump and put in your car and have peace of mind.

More hp and fuel economy, no more hydraulic pump cutting belt.
What model of Volvo electric hydraulic power steering pump. Do you think it will match very well with that of accord
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Besto(m): 5:59pm On Jul 30
Demolaeby:
What model of Volvo electric hydraulic power steering pump. Do you think it will match very well with that of accord
Doesn't need to match, just needs a space for for installation (where the bracket seats perfectly) .

What's important that it gives the recommended psi for your steering rack to be very soft and good thing it's electric, no additional stress on your engine.

And the psi on it is madt!!!

You just need a good electrician to hook the wiring up safely to your car system.

Pretty easy, just search for Volvo EHPS on YouTube.

Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 6:25pm On Jul 30
Where will the belt sit. Not seeing any space for it in the Volvo steering pump.
Besto:
Doesn't need to match, just needs a space for for installation (where the bracket seats perfectly) .

What's important that it gives the recommended psi for your steering rack to be very soft and good thing it's electric, no additional stress on your engine.

And the psi on it is madt!!!

You just need a good electrician to hook the wiring up safely to your car system.

Pretty easy, just search for Volvo EHPS on YouTube.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Besto(m): 8:39pm On Jul 30
Demolaeby:
Where will the belt sit. Not seeing any space for it in the Volvo steering pump.
It's electric man.

You saving yourself from belt cut and more hp to your engine.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Demolaeby: 10:59pm On Jul 30
Where do you base? Can you direct me to anyone that can do it. I based in the East

Besto:
It's electric man.

You saving yourself from belt cut and more hp to your engine.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Besto(m): 12:11am On Jul 31
Demolaeby:
Where do you base? Can you direct me to anyone that can do it. I based in the East
I'm based in the South South.

Any competent auto electrician can install the electrical side of it. The pump needs to be wired using 10 mm² DC cables, with an 80A 12V circuit breaker installed on the positive power wire for protection.

You'll also need a welder to fabricate and weld a mounting bracket in a suitable location within the engine bay for the electric pump.

Finally, you'll need a mechanic to connect the high-pressure and return hoses, remove the engine-driven power steering pump, and install a shorter drive belt to suit the absence of the manual steering pump.

After the conversion, belt cutting should no longer be an issue unless your belt tensioner is faulty. Once you remove the engine-driven power steering pump, there will be less load on the drive belt and the belt tensioner, which helps reduce wear and improves belt life.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by JayJ27: 9:18pm On Jul 31
Goodevening everyone, I use a 2007 Honda accord. The car has been serving me fine but the main issue I have been having is the ball joint pulling out(specifically the right side) It has happened to me 3 times this year and honestly it's making me want to sell the car.
The mechanic has advised I will have to buy complete upper and lower arm tokunbo
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Abbeyismo(m): 7:41am On Aug 01
JayJ27:
Goodevening everyone, I use a 2007 Honda accord. The car has been serving me fine but the main issue I have been having is the ball joint pulling out(specifically the right side) It has happened to me 3 times this year and honestly it's making me want to sell the car.
The mechanic has advised I will have to buy complete upper and lower arm tokunbo
Buy the hub toks with ball joint If you can get a taiwan toks part it very solid.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by JayJ27: 9:31am On Aug 01
Abbeyismo:
Buy the hub toks with ball joint If you can get a taiwan toks part it very solid.
Thanks a lot sir
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by macuwon(m): 7:40pm On Aug 02
Please who has a plug for sandcover for front tyres for the civic 06-11, just the drivers side. Lagos
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Aspireahead(m): 9:23am On Aug 05
Please if you have a Honda mechanic that diagnose (uses scanner) before fixing car in Abuja. Please share their contact.

My car is going into Limp mode and my regular mechanic doesn’t know the cause. It’s a Honda Civic 2009.
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Louiscars: 2:45pm On Aug 05
Aspireahead:
Please if you have a Honda mechanic that diagnose (uses scanner) before fixing car in Abuja. Please share their contact.

My car is going into Limp mode and my regular mechanic doesn’t know the cause. It’s a Honda Civic 2009.
Mr Kind reign search the monicker
Re: Maintenance Tips For Honda Cars by Starboytwo(m): 8:04pm On Aug 10
Can an Android TV car screen installed in 2004 EOD be repaired??

I initially thought, I'd get a new one after an accident, but a friend told me since it's basically an Android a new screen is all that's needed.

Thank you.
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