20 Most Recent 2005 Honda Accord - Page 2 Questions & Answers

From the factory there are no grease fittings on any of the suspension/steering components. If any of those parts have been replaced with aftermarket parts than there is a 50/50 chance that there is a grease fitting for that part. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

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The display backlight for the clock is likely burned out, pull the clock and have it repaired.

No it will not. It is completely unrelated to the operation of the car.

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Normally you never have to adjust lever, all adjustment normally is done at brake shoe assy. To adjust the cable, there is a 10 or 12 mm bolt in between the two cables. Clockwise tightens, counter-clockwise loosens. link shows proper way, press the helpful button 2003 2007 Honda Accord Brake drums clean and adjust

The rear seat backing will have to be removed to access the paneling and lock assembly to open if the lever/remote is non functioning. Sometimes banging with your fist just above the lock while someone operates the release lever will open the trunk

If release lever is not functional, use key. If key will not turn in cylinder, spray WD-40 into cylinder and use sawing motion to get key inserted and continue sawing motion to free up lock wafers internal to cylinder so it will turn with key. If this process is not effective, you will need to remove rear seat to access paneling to trunk lock and open accordinly

it may just go up to a non-return valve and be attached to the fire wall or it may go to the air filter housing to breath into the air filter

Check your ground or add a ground

First, nobody has used the Cassette Adapters since Milli Vanilli got caught Lip-Synching and Mike Tyson got knocked out by Buster Douglas. U can buy a new radio on ebay for under $30 that has what is now called an "Auxiliary" cord or "Aux" cord.
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Second, if u are set on keeping that stone-age paper weight u call a radio (I had one of these too, up 'till 2 yrs ago), try to play an actual cassette tape. See if it gives u the same results that the adapter gave u. If it does then the problem is in the radio and it might cost more to fix than it's worth. If it doesn't give u the same results, then try to find what is referred to as a "cassette deck cleaner kit." After u follow the directions on the kit try the adapter again. If the issue continues, then try a new adapter. By this point u are probably going to be 1/2 way to the $30 it cost for a new radio. Short of that, there isn't much else u can do unless u want to open up the radio but again, not worth the trouble.
Good luck.

go to the dealer. they warrantied mine when the display went out.