How does this work on the infamous 1998-2000 Honda Accord oil pans?
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It works great, however I prefer the Yamabond product. We carry both. Thanks
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From what I recall having read on the package is that this is a liquid gasket. However, the label suggest that it not be used for parts such as trans and oil pans.
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Check if you have the GA6HP19Z transmission (on realoem.com) Or just email your VIN to the seller, they can confirm. Transmission oil pan and transmission pan are the same thing.
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This work with my 2001 Honda Accord V6 drive side power mirror. I think 2000 is the same with 2001. But I had to make those holes for control pin a little bit wide to fit my OEM equipment. Hope it will work for you also. Good luck.
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The unit comes with a plastic hose that is designed to fit in a dipstick hole. I used the pump to pull oil out of my boat engine and once it got primed it moved 3.5 quarts in about 5 minutes. The only issue I had with the unit was that the "IN" and "OUT" nozzles were labeled backwards and when I first hooked up the hoses, it was blowing bubbles into the oil pan as opposed to pulling oil out. So be aware and check the suction on the tube using the appropriate nozzels - however they are marked.
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I can not answer that question, I use it to heat the oil pan on my 4 cylender honda car.
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I used it to remove transmission fluid, so it should work fine with kerosene.
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Mine was too man. However it works perfect. I know I was thinking someone used and returned it. Not the case to. That oil stinks right. The reason is they put oil in it test it then drain but during shipping it gets upside down. Don't worry just put on level surface and add oil
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Yes, this should work but you will need to remove the pan to apply to the gasket. If you are going to do that, then replace the gasket as well.
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I looked online at the Honda Accord 2002 dash and it looks like it would slip off as well. I thought about duct taping it on and decided not to. Sorry I couldn't be much more help.
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This will not work on your 92 Accord. There is a much cheaper way (free) to retrieve the codes from your car. There is a pair of wires with some sort of plastic connector at the end on the passenger side kick pannel (lower right of the glove compartment). If you stick your head under there, you may have to dig around a bit, you should find it. The wires on my 91 Accord are green and orange with a blue connector. Now it looks like this set of wires is supposed to plug into something, but it's not. What you need to do is short the leads! Just stick a paper clip or something in each hole. The error code will flash on the "S" light on the dash board. Here is how to decode them...short flashes are 1-9, long flashes means +10. So, two short flashes, error code 2. One short flash, error code 1. Four long flashes and one short flash, error code 41. Drop your error code into google and you should be able to diagnose your problem. I had error 41 about a year ago and was able to diagnose my fautly O2 sensor. I replaced it myself and save some sweet moolah!
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I used this on a 2000 Odysseus. I have no idea if it will fit a 2010 Accord. Perhaps a Honda dealer can help.
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No, it's very simple. You just frequently add oil in a slot as indicated by the directions.
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If you look on the product overview page, you will see "See all vehicles this product fits" located below "Customers Who Viewed This Item Also Viewed". If you click on the link, it will show that it works on: 98-02 Accord. Please express to Amazon to improve the finding of this feature as it's not easy to find.
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I have used it in the Honda Odyssey 2000 and 2006, and the CD worked fine. I believe your CD player will work fine with it installed in the Accord, as well.
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No it doesn't. They charge $20 for it on their site, but it's only an oil drain pan you can get for less than $7 here Custom Accessories 31118 Oil Drain Pan
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You remove the old ones. It's tough to get the new ones on. I had my dealer do it during an oil change.
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I purchased this spring compressor and used it on a 2007 Honda Accord and a 2000 Honda Civic, and it worked flawlessly. Probably the safest compressor around. I will definitely be using this time and time again. As far as using it on a '02 Toyota 4runnner, you may be able to use them in the fronts unless the springs are held on by a coil-over like adjusting lowering and lifting nut, I forget what they are called exactly. But inspect the springs on your vehicle and does some research on Google about the spring type of your vehicle and match it with the springs of a '07 Honda Accord and a '02 Honda Civic. Hope this helps... I purchased this spring compressor and used it on a 2007 Honda Accord and a 2000 Honda Civic, and it worked flawlessly. Probably the safest compressor around. I will definitely be using this time and time again. As far as using it on a '02 Toyota 4runnner, you may be able to use them in the fronts unless the springs are held on by a coil-over like adjusting lowering and lifting nut, I forget what they are called exactly. But inspect the springs on your vehicle and does some research on Google about the spring type of your vehicle and match it with the springs of a '07 Honda Accord and a '02... » Read More I purchased this spring compressor and used it on a 2007 Honda Accord and a 2000 Honda Civic, and it worked flawlessly. Probably the safest compressor around. I will definitely be using this time and time again. As far as using it on a '02 Toyota 4runnner, you may be able to use them in the fronts unless the springs are held on by a coil-over like adjusting lowering and lifting nut, I forget what they are called exactly. But inspect the springs on your vehicle and does some research on Google about the spring type of your vehicle and match it with the springs of a '07 Honda Accord and a '02 Honda Civic. Hope this helps... « Show Less