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Trony
post Jan 17 2012, 11:03 AM

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Hi,

Any sifu here please help, my Honda City I-DSI Y2003 gave me the 1st hiccup after all these years cry.gif

The reverse sensor's buzzer stop making beep suddenly, totally dead & not intermittent, my questions are:

1. Is it sensor or buzzer kaput?
2. Where is the buzzer located? inside the dashboard? how to disassemble it for replacement?
3. If sensor kaput, how to remove it for replacement.

Thanks. notworthy.gif
Trony
post Feb 4 2012, 10:08 AM

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QUOTE(kevyeoh @ Jan 28 2012, 05:30 PM)
i have the same problem...

when SC check... it was a simple problem...the connection went loose...so they just reconnect back and the beep comes back...haha...
QUOTE(Trony @ Jan 17 2012, 11:03 AM)

Hi,

Any sifu here please help, my Honda City I-DSI Y2003 gave me the 1st hiccup after all these years cry.gif

The reverse sensor's buzzer stop making beep suddenly, totally dead & not intermittent, my questions are:

1. Is it sensor or buzzer kaput?
2. Where is the buzzer located? inside the dashboard? how to disassemble it for replacement?
3. If sensor kaput, how to remove it for replacement.

Thanks. notworthy.gif
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Thanks, but my buzzer just came back working last week by it's own, totally alive & not intermittent, weird huh! doh.gif

Just found out the buzzer is located inside the small square grill below the left side of dashboard & steering, question is how to access it, looks like big job to open the grill panel. sweat.gif

This post has been edited by Trony: Feb 4 2012, 10:13 AM
Trony
post Mar 2 2012, 11:38 AM

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QUOTE(Pinkyhouse @ Feb 29 2012, 11:43 PM)
Just wanna check with your guys, i have Honda City 2008 Vtec. Now I facing the problem is when i brake to slow down, my car will jerk and my RPM will go below 500 and the engine like want to die off and keep jerking even my car was stop. What is the problem and how to fix??
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Most likely is CVT problem, better go for service check for quick fix before it's conk out because new CVT unit is damn expensive if need replacement. sweat.gif

Trony
post Mar 5 2012, 11:03 AM

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QUOTE(neato4u @ Mar 5 2012, 05:59 AM)
Aircon compressor dying and squeaky sound is normal.. those are the wear and tear.
But quoted RM4k for replacement is a bit too much.

I don't know about others, but I personally recommend you to go to any local workshop and get your aircon compressor replaced. New one (I can't remember much about the price) should not cost you more than RM1.5k (I think!), recon should be less than that.

I got the squeaky sound before, seriously irritating. Went to Honda of course they ask to change the entire thing.
Then I researched and went to this spare part shop, ask them to replace the aircon compressor to solve the issue but the shop (well they're honest) declined it (although they have sparepart) because they discussed the issue with me and the thing I really want is for the squeaky part to go away. They can't promise or confirm by changing aircon compressor it would solve the issue. So they asked me to check for another workshop recommendation instead.

In the end, my brother called his personal mechanic to come and see my car. He tighten a screw and noise was GONE!
Said belt screw was loose. I told him need to change aircon compressor? He said no need if I still feel it's cold.
Just use until no cold air come out then only change.

So... you might wanna check on that..
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That's good advice neato4u. thumbup.gif

Is that belt pulley screw you're talking about?

My Y2003 I-DSI got squeaky noise also but only during wet rainy days morning cold startup, no noise after on the road warm up, it's just the wet belt & pulleys & nothing to worry about, compressor is still original & running strong & cold. thumbup.gif

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