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      In the case of our old Altima
      We had a bad cruise control switch, brake pedal switch or maybe a pedal clutch switch. Some of the symptoms you mentioned happened. It turns out the switches at the pedals needed adjusting. They weren’t releasing properly. Once they were properly adjusted the problem went away.

      DavidDavid
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        Sounds like the ignition control module. My Nissan did that and stopped after changing that part.

        in reply to: Stuck in diagnosis: Temporary loss of brakes #882674
        DavidDavid
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          I pumped my brakes and it worked until I came to a red light and slammed my brakes. One tire locked up the others didn’t so the car slid sideways. Very scary. Turned out it was the master cylinder, so it’s very important.

          in reply to: P0126 code 2006 Mazda 3s 2.3 automatic #880787
          DavidDavid
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            Thank you jjohnson1. Anyone know if it’s 180 f or 190 f for the thermostat?

            DavidDavid
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              Make sure you didn’t contaminate the pads with lubricant. Your supposed to lightly grease pins and back of pad. Some people put gobs on them and it gets to the pads and then you have squealing pads.

              in reply to: 94 Honda Accord lx timing belt tensioners #879942
              DavidDavid
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                Thanks to you guys for the replies.

                I bought the asin kit which includes belts, koyo tensioners, and springs. I’m trying to install it all, but since it’s an interference engine, I’m worried to mess up.

                in reply to: 94 Honda Accord lx timing belt tensioners #879734
                DavidDavid
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                  It’s the 2.2 or 2.3? 4 cylinder. No vtech. The 2 metal koyo bearing tensioners. One is for the long belt, the other smaller for the balancer.
                  They look like they are on top of each other? Just strange? How do you replace these 2?

                  in reply to: Honda CR-V front-end thumping noises #879693
                  DavidDavid
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                    Check the front end struts or shocks. Also check the top bearings condition on the strut.

                    in reply to: 2008 Honda Accord v6 PZEV spark plugs #879691
                    DavidDavid
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                      Sometimes the wrong plugs will have the idle doing strange things, like low rpm.
                      A lot of cats have compatibility with plugs but if it starts acting weird, you might want to get oe plugs

                      in reply to: 2010 VW GTI rough idle #879690
                      DavidDavid
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                        I don’t know if you’ve found a vw specialist, you would need one to give you good advice. A lot of techs hate vws they are a pain.

                        in reply to: Transmission problems #877916
                        DavidDavid
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                          If this has a distributor, maybe oil is getting in the contacts. Might need new trans computer, earlier model has a warm up mode-that might be going bad.
                          Transmission selonoid? Might be bad too.
                          Get a tranny scanner might help.

                          in reply to: 2001 Honda Prelude stop lights not working #877810
                          DavidDavid
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                            It can also be you have the wrong bulbs. It should have two filaments (one for low and one for high). Good luck.

                            in reply to: 2001 Honda Prelude stop lights not working #877809
                            DavidDavid
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                              Hopefully it’s a fuse or relay. It can also be the dreaded switch where the brake pedal is/ or a combination of cruise control switch ( above brake pedal switch). Those switches are literally a back pain to switch out.

                              in reply to: 1992 Honda Accord 2.2 auto whoas #875568
                              DavidDavid
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                                I’d do a radiator pressurization test to see if any hose is leaking. Also see if the car is running high rpms (running hot).
                                Double check radiator reservoir hose is working good and not like a noodle (bad hose)

                                in reply to: No First Gear #875567
                                DavidDavid
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                                  Trany dipstick has 2 dots. Fluid should be between 2.
                                  After get correct fluid adjustment see of it helps? Sounds more like the torque converter.
                                  You can take out trans speed sensors and clean gunk off the ends (metallic pieces) this might help
                                  GL

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