HonDoc
Member
you think your exhaust has a new hum,
but it's only the rear wheel bearings going out again...
but it's only the rear wheel bearings going out again...
You know you drive a 6th gen Accord when....
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DizzyP
Well-Known Member
When you start your car, and see this from time to time...
Yeah, I just recently started to get that. I thought it was my car trying to tell me it was about to transform or something.
[Optimus Prime voice -"Autobots transform"].
I few knocks near the odometer fixes it right quick.
Found this thread for a fix.
Odometer Reading Flickers http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46955
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sonni_kuba
6GA Supporting Member
When you start your car, and see this from time to time...
I found that after I took out my instrument cluster and tightened some of the screws that helped.
DizzyP
Well-Known Member
I'll give it a go. But not scared to solder, just easier is better. Thank for the tip.
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Varnell
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When every time you pass an unmodded 6th gen you look to see if the driver is checking yours out. When they don't even glance over, you just assume that grandma didn't notice it because she didn't have her glasses on.
It kinda looks like the transformers words lol.
Yeah, I usually tap the cluster, or let the car bump on the road to fix it.
Thanks for the info. I'll try to fix it when I really get bothered by, or work on my led hotspots.
Maybe this is only for 6.5 gens. That case, big thanks to Ford manufacture lol.
haha, I guess the operation of Ford quality is expressed here.
A solder problem is not a supplier problem...
I have not seen this, yet, but thanks for the 'How-To', I expected a pic of that issue would be some sorta connection issue.
A solder problem is not a supplier problem...
I have not seen this, yet, but thanks for the 'How-To', I expected a pic of that issue would be some sorta connection issue.
