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Re-Keying Sidewinder-Type
Lock Cylinders
NOTE: This article applies to ’03–06 Accords,
’05–06 Accord Hybrids, ’03–06 Civics, ’03–05 Civic
Sis, ’03–05 Civic GXs, ’04–06 Civic Hybrids,
’02
–06 CR-Vs, ’03–06 Elements, ’07 Fits, ’03–06
Odysseys, ’03–06 Pilots, ’06–07 Ridgelines, and
’04–06 S2000s.
If you’re replacing a sidewinder-type ignition
switch, door lock, trunk lock, or glove box lock,
we’ve got some good news: You don’t need to
replace all those locks anymore. Just re-key the
door, trunk, and glove box locks to match the
ignition switch lock. Here’s how you to it:
1. Order a Door Lock Cylinder Kit
(P/N 06720-S5A-305, H/C 7604499). This
kit includes eight door inner cylinders, two
tailgate inner cylinders, and all associated
hardware.
2. Refer to REPAIR PROCEDURE in
S/B 03-068, Door Lock Cylinder Binds, and do
steps 1 and 2. Then do steps 14 thru 24.
When doing this repair, here are some important
things to keep in mind:
• All sidewinder tumblers and springs are the
same, but the inner cylinders in this kit fit only
the lock cylinders for Civics, CR-Vs, and
Elements.
• If you’re working on an Accord or Pilot, you
can reuse the original inner cylinder if you’re
really careful taking the lock cylinder apart.
• Some lock cylinders may have covers. Make
sure you remove them carefully since you’ll
need to reuse them. Replacement covers
aren’t available.
Front Speakers Growl or
Hum with Radio On or Off
Got a ’05 Accord Hybrid with front audio speakers
that growl, rumble, boom, or hum whether the
radio is turned on or off? A bad active noise
cancellation (ANC) unit could be the culprit.
Yo u only hear this noise when the ECO (fuel
economy) indicator is on. And you’re most likely
to hear it when you’re going between 30 and
60 mph (with the A/T in 3rd, 4th, or 5th gear),
the engine is running between 1,600 and
1,800 rpm, or both.
To f i x t h i s pr o b le m , refer to S/B 06-005, Humming
or Booming Comes From the Speakers, and
replace the ANC unit and both front speakers.
Say “Buh-Bye” to Those
Adhesive Goo Blues
The adhesive from shipping protectors leaves a
rather nasty goo that’s really tough to take off at
PDI. Our factories and vendors are looking into
this problem, and we hope to have a solution
soon. Until then, here are a couple of off-the-shelf
cleaning products we’ve tested that let you say
“buh-bye” to those adhesive goo blues:
• Door panels: To remove adhesive goo from
door panels, you want Goo Gone
®
from Magic
American Products. For info about this product
and where you can get it, check out their Web
site at www.magicamerican.com.
• Floor Carpets: To remove adhesive goo from
floor carpets, Professional Resolve
®
from
Reckitt Benckiser is just the ticket. For info
about this product and where you can get it,
check out their Web site at
www.reckittprofessional.com.
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