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Honda Accord - Shocks

Shocks Honda Accord (1998-2002 / mk 6)

Honda Accord (1998-2002 / MK 6)
Change the Front Shock Absorbers
First, remove the wheel. Remove the lower bolt that secures the shock absorber to the lower arm. Remove the retaining clip and the nut from the upper arm. …Read all…
Posted on 14 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
Honda Accord (1998-2002 / MK 6)
Instructions for Replacing Rear Shock Absorber
First, lift the vehicle on the ramp, then remove the rear seats to access the mounting nuts of the shock absorber stem: the seat detaches easily, while to …Read all…
Posted on 12 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
Honda Accord (1998-2002 / MK 6)
Replacement of Front Shock Absorber
Loosen the wheel nuts and lift the vehicle, securing it. Unscrew the bolts and remove the wheel. Unscrew and extract the retaining pins of the arm from the …Read all…
Posted on 12 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
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How to Set the Clock on the Opel Zafira

Setting the clock to the current Italian time on an Opel Zafira model B is a very simple operation, also made easier by our short instructional video. The first step is to turn on the instrument panel and then press the SETTING button located on the central dashboard. Once inside the menu, use the buttons to navigate to the clock setting. Adjust the hours and minutes and restart the instrument panel. If the clock does not update, it may be necessary to diagnose the radio or the vehicle's control unit.

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