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Fuel Cap Check Honda Error Message

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Grab the part below Accord 2003 - 2007 4 cylinder: CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT If you have a message that says "Fuel Cap Check" on one of the Honda cars or vans, including but not limited to Accord, Crosstour, Civic, Odyssey etc, you may have a different problem than a problem with your fuel cap.  First check your fuel cap to make sure the O Ring has no damage or rips so it seals when you lock/close it. Then check and see if there is any dirt or if it is bent on the aluminum mouth where you fill the tank. If they all looking good, then you have a problem with your "Purge Valve" This is a common fail in a lot of cars. Order your part or go to service and it takes less than 15 mins to switch it with the new one and message goes away immediately.  There are two ways gas vapor goes out. From rear where you fill your gas tank while your car is parked, pressure is released. If you do a smoke test actually you can see the smoke coming out of the vent right by your

How To Change Accord 2007 CABIN AIR FILTER

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How To Replace Cabin Air Filter Accord 2007 How to replace a cabin air filter in a Honda Accord. The cabin air filter is what filters the air that comes into the car through the vents. This video applies to 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Honda Accords. I show how to remove the old dirty air filter and install the new one. Honda recommends this be done every 30,000 miles or 24 months. This is a tool less maintenance fix. Open the passenger side door. Empty the glove compartment. Find the globe box damper latch and use moderate force to pop it out. Squeeze the box inward from the outside so it drops down. Locate the glove cabin air filter housing Squeeze the two ends of the tabs and pull out Remove the old air filter Replace with the new. Make sure to place the air filter the same directions as arrows on the side of the filter. Reverse directions to install. GRAB IT HERE

How to Remove a Honda Accord 2007 fob key Screw.

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Materials Needed: Philips size 0 screw WD-40 CR1616 Spray the screw with wd-40 to dissolve the loctite blue. These screws are fastened by loctite blue glue. Then wait one day. Screw the screw out and replace the battery. It's self explanatory. If all else fails bring to locksmith and copy the key. Below is video on how to program the key. The only reason I had to do this is my car has hit 10 years of age and I had to replace the battery.