CAN Communications Diagnostics: Honda Case Study
This Honda was towed in with a loss of power, check engine light on and a P1607 code indicating an internal PCM failure.
Honda Tech Tip: Odyssey Power Sliding Door Repair Tips
Many times the trap detection logic that’s built into the power sliding door control unit can’t tell the difference between unwanted friction and something actually blocking the door’s path. To help you troubleshoot this sort of problem, we’ve put together some handy tips.
Honda Awards $36,000 To Three Collision Schools
These schools are part of Honda’s Professional Automotive Career Training Program (PACT) designed to provide students with real-world automotive repair education and training. These funds will help fulfill a wish list of needed tools, equipment and supplies for the collision programs at these schools.
Honda Ignition Service Tips
Most Honda original equipment spark plugs have a life of more than 100,000 miles thanks to electrodes that contain precious metals like platinum and iridium. If the plugs fail sooner than the recommended interval, first solve any related problems before installing new plugs.
Honda Tech Tip: Oil Pressure Switch Fails Intermittently
The front and/or rear rocker arm oil pressure switch may fail intermittently.
Honda Tech Tip: Possible Modification To Front Timing Cover
Particular V6 applications described in Honda Bulletin 08-082 may require a small modification to the front timing cover during replacement of the accessory drive belt tensioner.
Honda TPMS Service
Honda TPMS can be one of the more difficult systems to program in new sensors, relearns and calibrations. But once you know the basics, it is easy to service these vehicles.
SEGA Taps Honda To Create Sonic Civic For Comic-Con
To celebrate the video game character, “Sonic the Hedgehog,” SEGA has tapped Honda and its number one selling car in America, the Civic, to create a one-of-a-kind Sonic Civic, as the beloved game commemorates its 25th year.
Honda Celebrates 40 Years Of America’s Best Selling Car, The Accord
In June 1976, Americans were gearing up to celebrate the Bicentennial and pick a new President, singing along to the number one song on the radio, Silly Love Songs and paying just 59 cents for a gallon of gas. Along came the Honda Accord, a fun and fuel-efficient three-door hatchback, beginning a four-decade long American success story.
Honda Insight Brake Job
The Insight has a conventional brake system. The master cylinder, booster and ABS system are regular production pieces and do not require special tools. It does not have the complexity of the Prius’ pedal stroke simulator.
