The tensioner on my nephews 2007 honda accord is starting to fail. When the radiator fan turns on the tensioner starts making noise and has slight movement (back & forth). In the past it didn't do this, now it does. He has 151,000 miles with the original tensioner & serpentine belt. Bought the more expensive honda oem tensioner (31770-PNA-023

Tip 1: The Honda Accord’s direct TPMS OBD relearn is unique compared to other OBD relearns. When activating sensors, start with the left front sensor, then activate the sensors counter-clockwise. The order to activate the TPMS sensors during an OBD relearn is left front, left rear, right rear and left front sensor. Tip 2:

Honda Accord Generations. The Accord has 7 generations available in North American markets. A generation is a group of model years where few, if any, changes were made to the vehicle which means their model years tend to break in similar ways. The 7th generation (2003—2007) has been the least reliable. Back to Accord Overview.

Transmission failure. By far, the biggest problem consumers face with older Honda Accords, particularly the seventh generation, has been transmission failure. There were more than 3,000 complaints and 24 recalls for the 2003 models and over a thousand complaints and 21 recalls for the 2004 models .

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