Will this work on a 2008 Honda Accord? Tech instructions call for a 28mm ball joint separator (Honda tool 07MAC-SL0A202). Thanks for your time.
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Don't buy this. Because of the round tip bottom - the clamp slips when tightened. It slips out on me under great pressure- almost had an accident. NOT RECOMMENDED!
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Yes it should work fine, make sure you grease it so it won't tear the boot.
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I'm not sure how on your application but it seems to be very versatile. I used it on a Toyota pickup with large ball joints and it worked really well. It also worked on the tie rod ends. On a smaller car the only thing I would be worried about would be having enough clearance around the joint to get the tool on.
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I wish I could tell you but I really don't know....all my vehicles are 4X4 trucks.
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Adam, I used this tool on my Mercedes, and it worked great. Your car is a Honda, so check out this site. http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/disconnect.htmlIts almost the same tool as the original Honda specified tool, so it should work.
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it worked on my 07 accord and I think the sizes are the same, the only thing you'll have to worry is the back and the curve on your trunk, it won't be flush but I have had mine on for 4 months with no problems
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I use a standard cap style filter wrench. Oil filters come in different sizes and require the same size wrench . I forget which metric size this one is but it is the standard size for Honda and Mazda. Any decent auto parts store should be able to match you up by taking a filter off the shelf and finding the right size cap style filter wrench. Over the years I have accumulated several of these in different sizes. I prefer the ones made of steel instead of plastic.
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I installed 2 in my 2013 Accord V6, the holes are there, you need to use nuts on the bolts, a tight fit I recall. You do not need any special tools, just a small wrench.
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I'm not sure exactly for a Honda Accord, we have a 2009 Ford Focus (the boxier model) & 2011 Ford Fiesta hatchback, and it fits both.I believe my husband looked on the website of the bike rack & they had more precise information.
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When you read the description of the product just make sure it will fit your year. I have an 07 accord and until I typed in red jdm emblem for 07 accord I was not pleased with my results. Went through a few badges to find the right size before a more descript search. Hope that helps -Ben
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Most likely. I have used these on a 1998 Accord, BUT there are two sizes 8mm and 10mm. I have found the best prices from Amazon.
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This is the same part I used on my 2001 Honda accord 4 cylinder. It fixed the error code I was getting, I believe it was the same as yours. I would buy it if I were you.
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I have a 1992 Honda Accord DX. This part does not fit my car. Before you order this part disconnect the plug and check to see if the plug is the same as the picture. The Correct part for my car is Bosch 13322 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment. If your are replacing this part make sure you have either a Oxygen Sensor Socket or a Oxygen Sensor Offset Puller. My Honda needs a Oxygen Sensor Socket.
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Sorry, don't have a 2007 Accord, can't help. Works for my 2012 Accord well, easy to install. Two years and no problem.
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I got on dormans site and it says you need a 741-766 for the accord, I had a 02 civic sedan
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Check compatibility with your original part number. I use these in my 2005 Honda Accord CL7.
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its not for ball joints its for pitman arms-would be same size as the shaft coming out of the bottom of the steering box
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Are you kidding me a 2013 Honda accord does not come standard with a compass and thermometer. To your question it should work .
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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
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No, unfortunatly this will not fit a 2008 Accord. Honda currently doesn't offer a steering wheel cover for the 2008 Accords.
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Brian, you can use AMAZON's does it fit your vehicle feature to check: http://www.amazon.com/automotive-auto-truck-replacements-parts/b/ref=topnav_storetab_auto?ie=UTF8&node;=15684181 I tried to see if it would fit a 2007 Honda Accord, but the feature needed more information about the trim level of your car. If you go to Amazon's automotive section, you should find a way to search for parts for your car. Once you have saved your car's details to your "garage", you can search for PIAA Xtreme bulbs, and check to see if a selection will fit your car. Good luck. Brian, you can use AMAZON's does it fit your vehicle feature to check: http://www.amazon.com/automotive-auto-truck-replacements-parts/b/ref=topnav_storetab_auto?ie=UTF8&node;=15684181 I tried to see if it would fit a 2007 Honda Accord, but the feature needed more information about the trim level of your car. If you go to Amazon's automotive section, you should find a way to search for parts for your car. Once you have saved your car's details to your... » Read More Brian, you can use AMAZON's does it fit your vehicle feature to check: http://www.amazon.com/automotive-auto-truck-replacements-parts/b/ref=topnav_storetab_auto?ie=UTF8&node;=15684181 I tried to see if it would fit a 2007 Honda Accord, but the feature needed more information about the trim level of your car. If you go to Amazon's automotive section, you should find a way to search for parts for your car. Once you have saved your car's details to your "garage", you can search for PIAA Xtreme bulbs, and check to see if a selection will fit your car. Good luck. « Show Less