can u use this on an IAC valve honda accord ex 2001 v6 coupe
1679857
I assume you are referring to the "Idle Air Control" valve? I'm not sure if it's the same style implementation as Toyota 89 - 95 22RE where the IAC opens based upon air temp but the Toyota 22RE IAC essentially operates on an electro magnet to accuate the valve open and closed and I would not have a problem attempting to clean the IAC on the Toyota. If you are referring to the Mass Air Flow sensor (typically a tungsten corona wire) I don't know the chemical properties of this aerosol are so I'd stick with MAF sensor cleaner. I've tried to clean IACs before with various degrees of cleaner. If you can't completely disassemble the IAC, cleanings seem to do very little to help but you can try. Best to replace with a new one if possible. An Important note is the Pic on the can. Note the "plastic connectors" on the can. This cleaner is "plastic safe" where as "contact cleaner" is Not and will eat plastic, rubber, paint, etc. Be sure to only use plastic safe cleaner around any plastic, rubber, paint, etc.
903612
No Pierre. I used it on valves for a 1996 BMW z3 1.9 liter engine. I presume it could be used on Honda Civic engines.
1737999
My understanding is it would fit. I replaced it on 99 accord EX, it worked. The interchange information can be also be obtained on google/Honda, it is not Amazon specific
435629
I wouldn't try it. Honda makes it specific to their cars and will void warranties if any indication that it wasn't used. Nissan however might not be so strict. some research has to be done. I will say stay away from the anything that says "stop leak"
1772571
I would assume it would be fine as long as u have the correct boston valve adapter.
652
as far as the 2000 accord im not sure. I know 2002-2008 civics use these. I would think so. You could give it a shot. you might want to check honda forums. There are so many that you would no doubt find your answer in any of them. Good luck!
526912
What is the outside diameter & length of the oil vacuum tube.Will this product work on 1999-2000 Honda accord V6. for oil change.
1988214
Not can not cause this is for a/c unit in house you nned do is empti the compresor of frion and change the the valve
1721018
My car is a 2001 honda accord 2.3 and if you have the same car then yes this is the part you need. I installed it and never had a problem after.
1148170
You should be able to program it. I have a 2001 accord ex and it worked. Does have honda logo on it with the trunk button. I got 2 and both are in good shape.
2155644
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.
1785726
Your car is same as mine. Mine's an EX 2001. It will fit, but its pretty stiff. I think its meant for a Accord or the 90s model civics. Those model is heavier. I gave it to my brother for his 96 civic. It ride a lot better then mine.
300291
You can look up the specific models for you vehicles here <http://www.qwikvalve.com> but It looks like you can use either the F106S (Short hose connection nipple) or F106 (No hose connection nipple) but I'd recommend the F106S for both vehicles. Aside from oil pan clearance they are somewhat universal.
821431
I'm ALMOST CERTAIN THIS TOOL ONLY WORKS FOR STANDARD valve stems, which was the size on my high AC service port. This tool didn't work for my low AC service port, which I'm almost certain is JRA. I bought this tool to change out the valve stems on my 2002 Honda Civic. The JRA valve stems are bigger and don't fit through this tool. You'll need the Mastercool kit 58531 for standard AND JRA valve cores, or the Mastercool 58490 Universal Master Valve Core Kit (covers all R12 & R134a system valve cores for Standard, JRA, Eaton and GM Large Bore). I found a website that shows good pictures of the different AC valve stems such as standard, 8mm, 10mm JRA, and GM high flow (sherco-auto.com/ac.htm). I'm ALMOST CERTAIN THIS TOOL ONLY WORKS FOR STANDARD valve stems, which was the size on my high AC service port. This tool didn't work for my low AC service port, which I'm almost certain is JRA. I bought this tool to change out the valve stems on my 2002 Honda Civic. The JRA valve stems are bigger and don't fit through this tool. You'll need the Mastercool kit 58531 for standard AND JRA valve cores, or the Mastercool 58490 Universal Master Valve Core Kit (covers all R12 & R134a system valve cores for Standard, JRA, Eaton and GM Large Bore). I found a website that shows good pictures of the... » Read More I'm ALMOST CERTAIN THIS TOOL ONLY WORKS FOR STANDARD valve stems, which was the size on my high AC service port. This tool didn't work for my low AC service port, which I'm almost certain is JRA. I bought this tool to change out the valve stems on my 2002 Honda Civic. The JRA valve stems are bigger and don't fit through this tool. You'll need the Mastercool kit 58531 for standard AND JRA valve cores, or the Mastercool 58490 Universal Master Valve Core Kit (covers all R12 & R134a system valve cores for Standard, JRA, Eaton and GM Large Bore). I found a website that shows good pictures of the different AC valve stems such as standard, 8mm, 10mm JRA, and GM high flow (sherco-auto.com/ac.htm). « Show Less
1573770
I have a 2002 Honda Accord Ex Sedan and it worked for mine. You will have to already have a Remote Keyless Entry Fob to program your the new one to the car. I had one keyless Entry Fob already but needed another one. In order to program I had to use my old one as well.
499269
As to - can it be used on a '97 civic, to make certain their tech. support is 888-318-5454. Am certain they'll know if your car's connectors of '97 are compatible with the product's hose w/connector. Being 'mechanically-challenged' all my life, I share your concern about doing it wrong, but would encourage you to proceed - after a couple slow readings of the directions to ensure the steps are clear. I'd never used anything like this before and was thrilled with how easy it was to have the arctic-blast a/c restored in my bmw x-5.
689833
It fit a 2002 Accord Ex sedan for me. You'll need to see if the two use the same mirror. Try checking Honda's site