I drive a 2017 Honda Accord EX coupe with a manual transmission. After our first snowfall here in Minnesota a while back, 4 separate lights came on my dashboard: the tire pressure sensor light, the ABS light, the traction control light, and the power steering light, all at the same time after things were slick out on the roads. My buddy and I tested the car's computer, and two things came up. Something to do with the wheel speed sensor on one side, and the power steering had some sort of fault code it was reading for us. I'm bringing the car into my trusted shop in my state. I use South Import in Bloomington MN if any of you are interested in a trustworthy shop, that one might be near you. Anyway, they will check things out at the shop and let me know what might need to be done.

I really like my car, the aesthetics and style are great, I love the color of my car as well, a deep blue that is a little bit on the purple side. I especially enjoy how it drives with the manual. The manual transmission is rare; only 3,200-6,400 of these Accords were manuals in this year of 2017, even fewer coupes, as they made manual sedans more than the coupe manuals as far as I know. I would estimate only 20-30% of the manual accords were also coupes, but the number might be more like 10%. Makes my car a little on the rare side.

I heard they can be super reliable. All I know is that it's a solid car to drive out there, shifts very smoothly and the clutch has held up past 100k so that's a good sign it was taken care of. As it bites and works perfectly right now, I hope to not need a new clutch for many miles to come, as I baby it and take good care of my clutch. I might need a new alternator some time soon as my car is now 8 years old. I hear alternators go out between 7 - 10 years and about 80k-150k miles. Mine is past the minimum so I suppose it could go out any time, hopefully last another 2 years.

 

Got the car fixed for a low price, all the was needed was some new wires, some wires got severed from the ice build up.

 

Can you share the cause and the solution?

Dinh Vi Xe May

 

my shop took care of it, so I don't know much more, I'm sorry