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jceesquare:
I'd always maintained the issue with your car were bad spark plugs based on experience from working on those cars, but couldn't give further remote diagnosis as I don't have access to your car.
Good to know you've resolved them.
Cheers.

Thanks. Are you in Abuja?

Macmilla:
This is really weird. I think your problem is electrical. Your plugs might not be the culprit. Please meet a very good electrician.

Hello Bro. Just an update, I got the right plugs and it's all good it wasn't electrical. The plug is actually different from the normal ones. The seller said "American plugs" whatever that means.

Thanks as well @jceesquare et others.

Hello guys. Please what's the correct belt number for the Honda R20 engine? Because my adjuster is shaking and it makes a lot of noise, first opinion change adjuster, the adjuster was changed when I got the car.

Second opinion, change belt with reason that the current belt is too big, so it isn't tight enough.

I recently got a 2170 belt but the noise started and it's annoying.

joromii:
This happened to my car and I just changed engine seat and everything went fine.

Interesting. My engine seats seem fine. I changed on all except the ones at the back and front of the engine, but then I'll check again.

biz9ja:
Please I need to know if you have been able to delist your name and how did you go about it ?

Nooo o.

She said her dad has been suffering from this condition for several years now. They believe it might be spiritual and have tried all kinds of treatments, including native remedies and various medications. Her dad is a chemist.


This issue has been affecting her mental health, and I suggested we find a good hospital for proper care.

I need as much advice and as many suggestions as possible.

He's diabetic too.

What type of specialist do we need to see?

Mods, please push this to the front page.

How did it happen? How did you cope and deal with it?

kingreign:
I guess you were the personw with the blue European spec accord that went ahead to get a 2009 accord from KD or so yeah?

If yes, pls DM let's meet and check the car.

Yes sir.

kingreign:
you visited my garage twice for this same issue?

No, for a different car.

Conner44:
You need someone with a very good scan tool to help you recalibrate your idle rpms via the OBD2 system.

Hmmm, my friend has an Ancer scanner I'll research on it and see what I can do.

kingreign:
Location of the car?

Abuja o. I've visited your shop twice at kubwa.

[quote author=KingCasey post=133385846]Thanks for the reply. I already changed transmission oil earlier this week. I used jesco. I do this every there years. Still no results. The oil changed was dark. [/quote

Jezco inside honda?? Bro go and get Total MLVL I still purchased it for 14,500 2 weeks ago from the previous price of 11k. That is what i have been using. DW1 is around 20k+ now.. Per litre ooo!

Damlesky:
Hi everyone, I think my car is consuming too much fuel, a 2007 accord.

10k fuel will take me from Gbagada - Lekki, to and fro that's it, and my mechanic keeps telling me that's normal, but I took a friend's 2009 passat with the same 10k fuel and I barely used half of the fuel I bought making to do some research and I found out 2007 accord has a better fuel economy than 2009 passat.

My question is how and where can I get this problem fixed?

Scan your car and make sure your O2 sensor works. You can post the scanned code here for further assistance.

Hello Guys.

My Car is a Honda Accord 2009 the 2.0L variant (R20 Engine).

Whenever I turn on my AC on idle the car vibrates, rpm drops to as low as 500 and the car shudders intermittently like it wants to turn off, also there is a drag when accelerating when the AC is on.

If I get close to a road bump, I will have to turn off the AC quickly because the whole car vibrates and drags until I pick up pace again.

I do not have a CEL , and I have also cleaned the throttle body, PCV valve. My engine air filter has been cleaned, too. Without AC, everything works well and it moves fine.

This car uses the DBW (Drive by wire) and I understand that the ECU controls the Idle rpm.

conner44 jceesquare kingreign nurey macmilla

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MeNmyfamily:
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How did you receive it?

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DeloitteNG:
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Please, if I sent to you and you received, please do well to acknowledge so it will motivate others to do same. Thanks.

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nurey:
From the image seems both plugs are not the same length. The one on the right looks longer by some few centimeters. That can cause the ignition issues

Camera angle, they are of the same length.

The only difference is from the marking I made on both plugs. I have not seen any plug with smaller ring width similar to the one on the old one..

2cribz. I had the washer removed to be sure it wasn't the cause since the old ones didn't have.

Like I mentioned earlier, I do not have any CEL. I just want to tune it and the old ones may not be firing as they should leading to increased fuel consumption.


CC Macmilla, jceesquare.

Macmilla
Jceesquare.

This is the side by side image of both plugs. Noticed the ring are of siddeenr width. The ring on the older one seems to be smaller.
They both produce spark on the coil.

jceesquare:
8th gen Accord?
You've not gotten original plugs.
Get one and you'd be fine.

A 2009 with the R20 engine.

Haaaa, this new one is original denso o.

I've used 2 different types of ngk same ish

Macmilla:
Bros, you have a very weird problem. Most weird problem are electrical. You can not rule anything out at this point cos anything can be the problem. I hope you do not have an ECU problem. Just keep your options open.
How do you know you do not have an electrical issue whatsoever?
How do you know your wiring harness is intact?
In the Honda repair manual, most troubleshooting ends with "replace the ECU". So keep that in mind.
Good luck.

The wiring harness has not been tampered with. I can tell you that much. I'm thinking the washers on the new plugs is the culprit.

Macmilla:
This is really weird. I think your problem is electrical. Your plugs might not be the culprit. Please meet a very good electrician.

I do not have any electrical issue whatsoever.

The wiring harness of the car is intact. No CEL.

The issue is actually weird.

Macmilla:
Any check engine codes?

None at all.. If I install the new ones weird things begin to happen.

Airbag light comes on, key light blinks on dash.

A P1659 code also comes up I think.

Hello guys, something strange is happening.

My spark plug does not fire well and I decided to change them.

After trying 2 sets of new ngk plugs the car refuses to start. If I plug back the old ones. It'll start at once.

Today I got the original denso and it did a hard start but managed to start and it drove well.

Now I'm trying to start it, but It is not responding. If I plug in the old plug. It would respond at once.

Image one is the picture of the old plug. I got the exact iridium ngk replacement.

Modified : I replaced the new with the old one by one but same thing.

The old plug does have washers. I'm thinking of removing washers from the new ones.
This matter is strange..

jceesquare nurey conner44 macmilla

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Make una no quarrel abeg..

We're all learning here. Interestingly I also help people with their car issues sometimes.

Nobody is an island of knowledge.

Macmilla:
Every hot radiator will bring out steam. It is called "overheating" not just heating. Water steams when hot. Normal operating temperature of most engine is around 90degrees. That is very close to boiling. This means your engine and radiator is supposed to get VERY hot, but will not boil. If your radiator and engine is not getting very hot, you have a problem. If your engine coolant is boiling, you have a problem. If you temperature indicator is within normal, I don't see any overheating here. You do not have overheating..
Your car seems normal to me.

Tor, thanks boss.

Case closed. Na economy make me dey paranoid.

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