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    Honda Accord Euro 2005 Problems

    Are you having problems with your 2005 Honda Accord Euro? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest 2005 Honda Accord Euro issues & faults. We have gathered all of the most frequently asked questions and problems relating to the 2005 Honda Accord Euro in one spot to help you decide if it's a smart buy.

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    Honda Accord CO2 sensor
    Answered by Carsguide.com.au · 29 September 2011

    Honda claimed an overall average of 9.2 L/100 km, but that's derived from a lab test and not real life. Even so it should be an indication of what you could expect, and that seems to be mirrored by your real life results. It would seem that it's probably running rich and your theory of a faulty CO2 sensor could be on the money. Your dealer should be able to check it and confirm if it's a problem or not.

    Used Honda Accord Euro review: 2003-2005
    By Graham Smith · 24 June 2009
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    Scrubbed by honda
    Answered by Graham Smith · 19 October 2006

    ASSUMING you aren't a tyre-burning petrolhead, I don't think you have been fairly treated at all and would recommend you pursue Honda for a resolution. Though tyres are a consumable and not covered by the warranty, you should have confidence you will have much longer tyre life than 8000km. Honda should come to the party with part-payment at the very least. Not only that, they should also check the alignment and make sure there isn't a problem that will affect the life of the new tyres.

    Price on an accord
    Answered by Graham Smith · 24 August 2006

    THE kilometres are higher than average for a 2005 model, which will hold the value down a little, but I would try for about $30,000. A dealer would probably pay you about $25,000 or trade it in at $30,000, which is what I would try to get for it. You might get a few bucks more if you are patient.

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