
The method to use the headlight washer on the eighth-generation Accord: There is a headlight washer switch on the center console to the left of the steering wheel in the driver's seat. Press this switch to activate the headlight washer. The headlight washer switch is located next to the VscOff button. The eighth-generation Honda Accord is equipped with three engines: a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine, a 2.4-liter naturally aspirated engine, and a 3.5-liter naturally aspirated V6 engine. In terms of body dimensions, the eighth-generation Accord measures 4945mm in length, 1845mm in width, and 1480mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2800mm. The interior of the eighth-generation Accord significantly reduces the use of environmentally harmful PVC materials and the content of VOC (volatile organic compounds) that are harmful to humans, reflecting Guangzhou Honda's care for the environment and people.

I drive an eighth-generation Accord and have been using it for several years. The headlight washer function is quite handy. It usually needs to be operated with the headlights on, meaning you first turn on the headlights—either low beam or high beam will do—then locate the windshield washer control lever on the driver's side, typically on the right side of the steering wheel, and pull it firmly once or a few times. This will simultaneously spray washer fluid onto both the windshield and the headlights, providing a good cleaning effect, especially in dusty or rainy/snowy conditions, improving nighttime visibility. I recommend using it once before each car wash to check if the nozzles are clogged. If nothing sprays out, it might be due to insufficient washer fluid or a system malfunction—adding some dedicated fluid should solve the issue. Remember not to use it too frequently to avoid wasting resources, as safe driving is the top priority in daily use.

As a young car owner who just started driving an 8th-generation Accord, I've figured out how to use the headlight cleaning function. The operation is quite simple: After starting the vehicle, first turn on the headlight switch located on the left side of the steering wheel to the 'on' position. Then pull the washer lever two or three times in the control area on the right side of the steering wheel - you'll hear the spraying sound, indicating both the headlights and windshield are being cleaned. I find this feature very convenient, especially during long highway drives when dirty headlights affect visibility; one quick wash immediately restores brightness. Personally, I like to regularly check the washer fluid reservoir under the hood, adding dedicated automotive cleaning fluid to ensure smooth system operation and safer driving.

My eighth-generation Accord is equipped with a headlight cleaning system, which I consider crucial for safe driving. After turning on the headlights, pulling the windshield wiper lever triggers the cleaning process, and the nozzles automatically work to remove dust and dirt from the headlight surface. This ensures better light efficiency during nighttime driving and reduces the risk of blind spots. It is recommended to use this function two to three times a month to maintain headlight cleanliness, while also observing whether the nozzles spray water evenly. If the system fails to work, it may be due to clogged pipes or low fluid levels, requiring simple maintenance.

I'm a car enthusiast who often performs maintenance on my Accord. The headlight cleaning operation isn't complicated. With the headlights on, pull the windshield washer control lever - continuous operation will spray cleaning fluid onto the headlights simultaneously. For maintenance, I regularly check the cleaning fluid reservoir in the engine compartment, topping it up to the MAX line. I also use a fine needle to clean the nozzle holes to prevent clogging, which is both cost-effective and efficient. I usually test the system by running it once empty to ensure everything works properly, guaranteeing trouble-free journeys.


