If the brake pedal feels hard the first time it is pressed in the morning, it could be due to a problem with the vacuum supply hose for the brake booster. A revised brake booster hose is available to address this concern.
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Honda Accord Failed Vacuum Brake Booster Hose May Cause Brake to Feel Hard
Honda Accord Problem
4 Reports
Model Years Affected: 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005
Average Mileage: 78,100 mi (64,200 mi - 92,000 mi)
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tygrant, 2005 Honda Accord, 64,200 miRookie
Only an issue when outdoor temps are below 30 , first time I push brake to put car in reverse its ok then brake pedal reak hard and brakes barely work, almost caused accident. If you let it run for a minute or two you can hear a very quiet "click" then brakes work fine. One time at -3 degrees the brakes did this while driving, very dangerous
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Visitor, 1998 Honda Accord, 92,000 mi
brake pedal hard in the morning after sitting all night.
Car wont stop. after puming brakes its ok until the next morning. replacedmater cylinder still same problemsFlag ThisLike0
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