What is the cause of water leakage in the A-pillar of the eighth-generation Accord's cabin?

1 Answers
VanNora
07/30/25 10:51am
Check the sealing strips. Pay attention to whether there is deformation at the edges of the door frame causing improper closure. Also, see if the drainage outlets are blocked by debris. Below is an introduction about the Accord: 1. Introduction: It is a mid-size sedan launched by Honda Motor Co., Ltd. in 1976. In Taiwan, it was initially called "Yage" when represented by Nanyang Industrial Co., Ltd., and in mainland China, it is referred to as "Accord." 2. Content: The eighth-generation model was launched in February 2008. It is divided into Japanese, European, and American specifications, with engine displacements of 2.0, 2.2 diesel (European market), 2.4, and 3.5 liters. 3. Significance: In a certain sense, the Accord embodies the idea of harmonizing various performance aspects of the car, such as power and fuel consumption. This concept of "harmony" has been passed down through generations.
Was this review help?
3
4
Share
More Forum Discussions

What are the A-pillar and B-pillar of a car?

Car A-pillar and B-pillar are abbreviated terms for the body pillars. Generally, a sedan body has three pillars, from front to back: the front A-pillar, the middle B-pillar, and the rear C-pillar. For sedans, these pillars not only provide support but also serve as door frames. The functions of the A-pillar and B-pillar are as follows: 1. A-pillar: It bears and disperses the impact force caused by frontal collisions. However, if the A-pillar is designed excessively thick, it can significantly increase the driver's blind spot. 2. B-pillar: It mainly withstands side impacts. Since the side of the car body does not have sufficient crumple zones to absorb energy, sufficient strength and stiffness of the B-pillar are crucial factors in protecting the driver's safety during side collisions.
1
5
Share

What are the differences between a hatchback and a sedan?

There are three main differences between hatchbacks and sedans: 1. Different body structures: In a hatchback, the driver's compartment and the trunk are integrated into one compartment, while a sedan's body structure consists of three separate enclosed compartments - the front engine compartment, the middle passenger compartment, and the rear luggage compartment. 2. Different characteristics: Hatchbacks feature spacious rear doors, flexible usability, and good frontal collision protection performance, making them suitable for transporting large appliances and household items. Sedans have a high middle section and lower front/rear sections, presenting a symmetrical profile when viewed from the side. 3. Different compartment arrangements: In hatchbacks, the driver's compartment and trunk are combined, while sedans have three independent sections - engine compartment, driver's compartment, and trunk.
3
3
Share

What is the total weight of the Audi A6?

Audi A6 total weight is 1760 kg. The Audi A6 is a luxury car produced by Audi, available in both sedan and station wagon body styles. In terms of dimensions, the Audi A6 measures 5012mm in length, 1855mm in width, and 1485mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2945mm. Regarding its exterior design, the previously separated radiator and intake grille on the front bumper of the Audi A6 have been integrated into a single trapezoidal grille. The rear end features slightly raised edges instead of the original smooth streamline, serving as a spoiler to provide sufficient downforce at high speeds, thereby enhancing the vehicle's handling and safety during high-speed driving. This design also gives the rear a more robust and sporty appearance.
20
1
Share

Can a diesel vehicle still be driven when the SVS light is on?

Whether a diesel vehicle can be driven after the SVS light comes on depends on the following two aspects: 1. You can try to start the engine. If it fails to start, it may be due to an abnormal fuel pump that cannot supply fuel to the engine properly. 2. If the engine can still be started, it may be due to other sensor failures. In this case, the vehicle can still be driven. 3. It cannot be ruled out that the fault may affect the normal use of the vehicle, such as increased fuel consumption or body vibration. Here are the solutions for a diesel vehicle that cannot start when the SVS light is on: 1. Check whether other equipment in the vehicle shows abnormalities, such as the water temperature gauge or oil pressure warning light. 2. If only the SVS light is on and the engine can be started, drive cautiously, control the speed, and go to a repair shop for inspection in time.
15
3
Share

Is the first maintenance an oil change?

First maintenance requires an oil change, and the first maintenance oil filter and oil are free maintenance items. Changing the oil allows the engine to work better, along with routine vehicle inspections, such as: tire and brake pad wear, fluid levels in the engine compartment, whether there is any impact on the chassis, and whether the chassis brackets and tie rods are deformed, etc. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Oil function: When a new car is first driven, because the engine is in the break-in period, some impurities will be generated inside the engine. Therefore, during the first maintenance, the oil and oil filter need to be replaced so that the oil can better lubricate the various components inside the engine. 2. Maintenance practices and reasons: During the new car maintenance period, the wheel hub bolts need to be torque-tightened because new car tires generally leave a break-in gap. After the break-in period, they need to be tightened. Debris such as stones in the tire gaps should also be cleaned, otherwise it will affect the tire's drainage and friction.
5
2
Share

What lights to use when driving behind another vehicle at night?

When driving behind another vehicle at night, use low beam headlights. If you need to alert the vehicle in front, you can flash the high beams. Below are specific instructions for using low beams: Meeting oncoming traffic: When meeting or when there is oncoming traffic, turn off the high beams. High beams can blind the drivers of oncoming vehicles, making it difficult for them to see the road ahead and increasing the risk of an accident. If the oncoming vehicle does not turn off its high beams, you can alternately switch between high and low beams to signal them to turn off the high beams. When passing through a dimly lit intersection, alternately switch between high and low beams and honk the horn. Overtaking: When preparing to overtake, first alternately switch between high and low beams and honk the horn to alert the vehicle ahead of your intention to overtake. Then, turn on the left turn signal, check the rearview mirror for any approaching vehicles, and if the coast is clear, change lanes to the left and accelerate to overtake.
19
3
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.