Posted on 12/08/2017 6:14:07 AM PST by gymbeau
Snow. I sorta remember that.
It’s white and slick, right?
Did a search on: 2003 honda accord, Programming doors to unlock
Program All Door Unlocking on your Honda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmb8P8TKNYA
I will try this later today.
I did not know how to ask the question. Other searches come up with door lock repair as Honda had a class action lawsuit against them as the door locks would random lock/unlock while you are driving.
I think it is revenge for us winning WW2
Audi parts and shop time is the nasty part of the experience. Owned two and won’t do it again.
If I had to buy new and off brand, I would get a Guilia. I feel covetous just watching one drive by. I know that an Alfa dealership would still own my soul and put their kids through college, but I haven’t had that experience yet so I can pretend it was unexpected.
Believe me at the very least it’s going to be my winter beater the next few years here in Western NY.
My old GF had a 96 Accord, the easiest car i had ever driven.
I swear the car could almost drive itself...
We are a Honda family. We have a 2008 Accord sedan, 2013 Accord Sedan and Coupe (V6), and my 2017 Ridgeline. Love them all but the Ridgeline is amazing. You won’t be disappointed.
Thanks!
“We are a Honda family. We have a 2008 Accord sedan, 2013 Accord Sedan and Coupe (V6), and my 2017 Ridgeline.”
Have you had any issues with Honda’s use of a timing belt (vs. timing chain)? I had a Renault Encore that went through timing belts ever 60,000 miles.
I haven’t had any issues. We decided a long time ago to do every single piece of maintenance on schedule as it come up. Haven’t had a lick of problems with any of them. Has a couple Civics and and Acura CL in addition to the current crop.
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