20 Most Recent 2005 Honda Accord Questions & Answers

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It appears to be a known issue! https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+Honda+Accord+alarm+system+won%27t+turn+off I would take it to a good vehicle electrician who has a good scan tool computer to test diagnostics on the whole electrical system.

I live in Seatac, Washington, the library has all the ELE schematic for most any cars, I just ask the person behind the counter, they will give or make you copy's with little to no charge, I have had to do this a few times on cars that I had have ELE probs with! Good luck! Tim L

I have a 2005 accord, and this worked for me.

1)Turn on engine w/ radio off. Push and hold down buttons 1, 6, and power.
2)I got the letter "U" followed by 4 numbers and then letter "L" followed by 4 numbers; write down those numbers.
3) Go to Honda.com
4)Click on Owners home link.
5)On that page you should see an option for retrieving radio codes for honda/acura
6)you will need to enter Vin#, home phone number and zip code fo the original owner. This will then give you the radio code..

Cables may be seized. Take off the rear drums and check the shoes. Lube or replace the cables and readjust the e brake.

I got this issue with my 1995 Accord LX. Took months to get to the problem. It was two bad spark plugs, both plugs were misfiring - one at a time. But once awhile both plugs misfired at the same time and the radio "reset" - like it was turned off - no sound. (Gasoline smell too.) New plugs? Good luck.

Could be a bad starter selenoid. A new starter or selenoid should correct the problem.

Probably not a speaker issue. Most likely it is in the radio itself. I have found several helpful hints on-line so try to google this before going and paying anyone to do it for you.

Have you tried calling Honda parts to see if they sell just the tps? If they sell it then it is replaceable. Hope this help.

Check for clogged egr sensor ports on egr or egr cooler. Turbo temp sensor or excessive oil in turbo

The back light on the radio is probably bad and sounds like there is an issue with your ABS system. When the light is lit your ABS is disabled. Does not mean that your brakes will not work, it means that your anti-lock brakes will not work.

If you remove the radio, you could check the speaker wires with an ohmmeter to see if any of the wires are shorted to chassis ground. If they are not, the radio is the problem.

The relay is in the box under the hood. See circuit diagram below. One way to check if the relay is stuck on is to pull the fuse (fuse 12) and run a 12vdc test light across the fuse socket terminals. If it lights up, the relay is closed. The relay pulls straight out of the box. If it is a 4 prong relay, it can go in either way that it fits.

Hope this helps. Sometimes the fuse box cover tells you which fuse does what?

Call the dealer service dept, or its in the owners manual.