Cheap Copart $1000 2001 Honda Accord EX V6 - Run and Drive?
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The Accords of this era were built so well, especially the ones with the leather interior. It’s not uncommon to see higher mileage examples like this with immaculate interiors
I can't begin to explain to you how valuable your content is.... especially to younger viewers! Whether it's the vehicles or the house, you're doing old school entrepreneurship and setting a good example of hard work. I've been following you for years, keep up the excellent work Randy!
I'm so into this rebuild. I bought a 2000 EX Coupe for $300 about a month ago. Same codes. P1399 and P0300-306. Looking forward to your solutions. Rebuilding it with my 16 year old son and he is into it! I came home the other day to him cleaning the EGR passage, had the whole intake off. Thats a proud moment. I wish you luck!
Man this is why I love Honda and toyota
I think that was a good Honda Accord
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Hi Randy! Long time follower, and Honda fan. Any Honda dealer can get you a radio code from your VIN. They just need to see proof of ownership and see the car to verify VIN. My local dealer did not charge me, but I have been buying cars from them for over 25 years! Keep up the hard work!
I have a 2006 Honda accord V6 pushing 225,000 miles and it's been a wonderful car with no sign of slowing down at all. Got it from Copart for $525 plus fees, replace all the engine mount myself and its been 30,000 miles of fun driving. That was my first with a Honda and I can tell you, I fell in love with it.
Who else thought when the tractor drove by and he revved it up you thought it was the car lol great vid as always randy! 😃
I’m excited to see you won the bid on this Honda. At $1300 it was a steal for its condition. Most common misfire problems on Honda’s are either worn out spark plugs and coils.
Have a V6 99 accord with 302k miles on its original engine and still drives like a dream. No dents, no major scratches. Had to replace the transmission a few years ago and wi be doing an engine swap on it soon. AC blows ice cold and runs like a dream!
It’s a Honda!! We have been driving our 2004 Odyssey for 13 years. 178k miles and it runs great. We drive it daily. A solid vehicle. Keep the Accord. 😀
My wife has has a few Hondas and I cannot fault them. Great cars and built very well.
Randy. I have been a subscriber for a while now and have watched many, many of your videos. As funny as it may sound, I am more interested in this Honda than I have been in a lot of the cars on the channel lately. I owned a 2000 EX with the 4cyl from new, and LOVED that car. I lost it to a chain reaction accident (was in the middle) on a Los Angeles freeway. I did have to have the transmission replaced under warranty (thankfully) so you are not wrong about the transmissions. I can't wait to see how it progresses.
i currently work at a honda dealership as a tech 170k is nothing to those cars as long as timing belt r done every 100k as well as spark plugs but we have one come threw with 340k every service has been done and it runs great as well as the 2001 civic with 700k owned by a doctor but tbh they dont make cars like they used to
That Accord is a win. That car was driven and mantained very well. Other than the paint the engine and the interior looks clean.
7:30 I love this I love this so much ; I want a montage of every person I've heard say " I'm a chevy guy/ ford guy/ mopar guy, but this Jap car; its 10+ years old with 150k+ miles runs like new everything works and I'm impressed.
I was there, and I had a Suzuki XL-7 with HARD MILES ; I've worked with people I've heard that phrase, had friends, family memebers guys off the street.
That's hard to call a deal. Sold a non-salvage 2001 EX V6 coupe three years ago, fully loaded, 224k miles but nothing wrong with it, for $1,850. Tried asking for more but got no offers until I lowered it significantly.
Yes this thing also has 40,000 less miles and with a new paint job it will be looking great. At least a 2500 car when done if not more
@@Moecean Agreed, but there's a huge difference between $2,500 and $3,500-$4,000. Mine was higher mileage but three years newer (because it was three years ago). It was also a coupe, which may sell for less than the sedan - I don't know. I'm just saying it's probably a break-even deal at best.
Noone wants accord coupes, the sedans are WAY more marketable.
In california these sell for 800 clean title lol
Ya im not sure how he expects 3500 unless he gets someone really desperate
Excellent deal! I have been looking for these 6th gen v6s for a while now and they are all too expensive or have a torn interior. You got so lucky to have that perfect interior because most people don't usually care for these old cars properly. Also, the transmissions on V6 Hondas can just be jerky from the factory (it has always been on my 2014 accord v6).
I recently got my 2001 Honda Accord EX V6 sedan at 183k miles for $999. Had the timing belt done at the Honda dealership and switched to a full synthetic high mileage 5W-20 oil. When I was getting it smog tested, [yes it passed,] the technician said he was surprised how quiet and well the car ran for its age. I've always loved Toyota & Honda. Crazy how Nissan sedans a decade newer sell for the same price (if that tells you something lol) ... Anyway, I haven't had any transmission issues thus far, and have not had any check engine light come on. Put it through the OBDII scanner, everything came back looking good.
How long did it last
I just bought my 01 accord , after giving the Dizzy a short turn on the 2.3i 4cylinder mine runs like a dream and drives like a dream . the paint on Handa's is cheap but an easy fix .
I started a FB group: “Honda Accord 6th Generation 1998-2002”. Please join. In case you’re wondering it’s not a group for modifications. OEM or close as possible.
People killing me with that temp hand. I like this channel. He’s a good guy regardless of a temp gauge
This is a great car!! I had a ‘99 Accord and went up to 320kmiles. Only issue was the transmission. Otherwise it ran great!
I had 2000 Accord V6 had 188,000 miles it was a great car. All I did was oil changes, brakes, tune ups timing belts and tires. That V6 when tuned up is deceptively fast. It handles well in all weather. I now have a 2015 Accord 3.5 L Earth Dreams V6 that is really fast. They no longer make the V6 for the Accord, I think that was not a good decision by Honda. Changes the plugs and check the coils and clean the injectors.. If the previous owners did regular oil changes it should be fine and hopefully not some valve train part. Looking forward to hearing more about this project.
I want to say the V6 Honda’s had three fluid filled mounts for the motor and trans, and yes they are known to go bad over time. I believe they are sold in a kit together.
After a paint jobs and the misfire repair that car will be a good little car for someone that can’t afford to spend to much on a car. Good find Randy.👍🏼
I have a 2010 Accord Randy. It’s been the best car I have ever had honestly.
Randy love the videos I’m only 14 been watching for a year you inspired me to want to work on cars when I able to :)
Offstagechart 15 Happy to hear when we get more enthusiasts into the car world👍
Me too I'm only 13 though
I've been watching him for almost 3 years now. I'm 20. So far I've bought 3 cars from copart myself and me and my dad fixed them up. Learned a bit off of that. 2004 Mach 1 mustang, 08 lacrosse, 2010 fusion sport.
Car had already been started looking at the temp gauge🤔🤔🤔
jamie211983 I was wonder I anyone else noticed
Hondas are great cars. Don't underestimate them. They run for ever.
On the J series Hondas which is exactly what that V6 Accord is I usually see the passenger side motor mount go bad as well as the front hydraulic motor mount. Personally I recommend replacing all of them with Honda Genuine motor/transmission mounts. It just makes it ride so much better with all new OEM ones. I'm really not a big fan of aftermarket parts on Hondas especially with the ignition coils, unless they are NGKs. In fact, I will tell you from experience that unless they ignition coils are bad, if they are the original Honda genuine ones, DO NOT replace them with any aftermarket coils, again unless it's NGKs. Anything else I believe is garbage. I know a lot about Hondas myself and I am the owner and founder of the Honda Pilot Owners group on Facebook, so if you have any questions or concerns please feel free to reach out and join my group. We'd be happy to help you out.
Honda will go for life. Great pick for flip
It seems to be a good car. I have a 1988 Honda Accord LX 4-door with a 5-speed. It has 200,000 miles. I have to do some work to it. But out of the sixty something cars that I've had I have never owned a Honda. That is why I bought it, plus I bought it from an older gentleman.
i had a 96 accord EX... with 323000kms... rode it to almost 345. theyre great cars.
Great car but never going to be worth 4k. Who’d buy a 2001 for 4k when you can easily get a 2005 model and up all day for the same price with lower miles (private party)
Different markets dictate used car values. Old Honda's probably have strong resale in Oklahoma where he lives... Here in Detroit old Honda's are almost worthless clean or not.
Definitely depends on the market. I think 4k is on the high side, but I definitely see it fetching 3k. Here in the South, old Honda Accords and Toyota Camry's are hot as firecrackers. So much so that the Honda dealers and Toyota dealers have stopped wholesaling them, and they keep them on their lot and sell them for that nostalgic factor. They never last long. If you see one on a Honda lot, 1-3 owners, clean, dealer maintained, all documentation, less than 200k, they rarely last a week.
Ever hear the phrase "There is a sucker born every minute?" Anybody who knows anything about cars knows it's worth maybe $2,500 with the paint job. But there are people who will fork over 4K for a 2K car.
@@corionh4775 Nah I'm in oklahoma and the honda resale is average at best. There's plenty of similar mileage accords for around $2000-3000. Maybe it'll pull 3500 on a car lot, but I know two people who got a 2005 and 2007 Accord for under $3000 with less miles.
I bought my 08 accord 2years ago for $2300 on copart and it was worth maybe like 7k at the time. Now its probably worth 5k. Need to Google it but yeah, 4k for that year accord is way to much lol.
I just sold one exactly like it for $4295 very smooth car brother love your video keep doing this great job
Finally a Honda! I have a 17 accord sport, and i like watching hondas getting saved haha
Randy don't be in a rush with mount, first change transmission fluid (strictly Honda ATF Z1 or DW1), it can help. And enjoy this J30 engine, it's a nice engine😉
Hey Randy I've been watching your channel for a while. I love it, very unique in comparison to everyone else who is doing the same shit every day. I've always been a Honda and Toyota guy since the late 80s.
You should try your luck with Toyota's. They have great resale value and are easy to fix and maintain. The late 90s and early 2000s Toyota Camry's are indestructible. The 4 cylinder Camrys and Corollas don't use timing belt, they use chain so you wouldn't have to worry about changing the timing belt.
Also parts are everywhere since these cars are popular. I live in Toronto Canada and those are the most popular cars to flip.
You won't find it hard to sell a decent Camry or any Toyota.
Randy, I have owned this same car for the past 16 years. Your correct about Transmission going out early mine went out around 12000 miles. The motor mounts and the power windows also like to go out early. The EGR is notorious blocking up with carbon. Also please don’t try to buy after market air cleaner to improve the engine sound. Your just going to end up with engine trouble codes to fix. Currently my Honda Accord 6 cyl 3.0 car has about 165000 miles. Also the timing belt and water pump were done at 145,000 miles.
4 grand for a twenty year old car pushing 200k miles? I dont think so!
Its not 20 its 18
With a fresh detail and a Maaco paint job I think it would bring close to $3,000.
@@VanisleNSX $2,500 max with the paint job. Those 3.0 VETEC's are not as desirable as the B16 and B18 engines. It's pushing 200K and is eighteen years old.
04Interc3ptorP71 yeah, your probably correct. I guess we will see.
@@VanisleNSX In one of his earlier videos, he showed a Civic hatchback with a manual trans and said it wasn't worth much when those in completely shot condition go for close to 3K because they have a massive following. Not sure how he thinks this will go for 3 to 4K.
don't give up on the Buick just yet, I had a ford truck that sounded just like that and like you thought it was toast. ended up just being a loose pulley on the crank and once i tightened the bolts it was quiet once again. take a second to check all the pulleys on it before "you run it through again"
We have a 2000 Toyota Avalon with 290k miles. 3.0L V6, fantastic running, and driving vehicle on its original engine and transmission. Gotta appreciate Japanese V6s!
Nice, excited to see the transformation on this one. Good buy. It's gonna be a great first car for someone.
Good luck with the Honda. I look forward to the content, my gf has a 2001 here is just a 2 door and it’s got a lot of work to get it goin again but she’s worth it to me lol.
You can get the radio code on the internet directly from Honda. You will need the radio model code, to get this hold the 1 and six buttons when you turn on the unit. Front motor mount under the radiator is probably worn out. Multi misfire on one bank could be a shorted injector, just something to check if the coil is not your issue.
Looks like a great buy! With a new paint job that thing will not take long to sell! in 06 I sold a 95 LX 4-cyl auto salvage title with 209k that I kept similarly clean for $3k the day I put it out.
I had a similar code on my wife's Toyota. I tried swapping coils from one cylinder to another, a new coil, new spark plugs, a camshaft position sensor and it turned out to be a bad fuel injector. I replaced the fuel injector and the problem is gone and the car is running great.
Not a steal, still a solid deal. $3500 is a good guess on final price after it's painted & mechanically sorted. Over 200K & the value drops significantly, but at 175K it's way more desirable.To everybody who will disagree: it's selling at a dealership; I know you didn't get that much when you sold yours on Craigslist.
To this day I still regret selling my 02 4cyl ex coupe. Such a great solid car.
First time you ever started the Honda and the temperature gauge is shot to 25% 😆 How did that miracle happen man, TH-cam tricks again 🤣
This tief a skelm ekse for the views
@@slowmotion6839 it's like doing party tricks, either way I.love Randy never a dull.moment..his a legend 🙃
It’s a great pick for a daily driver I mean the most you will get is maybe 1,500-2,000 depends because you have to look at the value of it to see how much it’s worth.
the first thing I'd do is swap two coils and see if the code changes to the cylinder you swapped the code from. If the code stays on cylinder 4 Try a spark plug, if that doesn't get it I'd try a compression test next. If everything above doesn't get it I'd suspect a bad fuel injector. I just went through the process with a relatives Camry. Bought plugs, wires and coils. didn't fix it. Did compression test, compression was excellent on all 4... turned out it had a dead injector on 2, and a weak injector on 4...
I just picked up a 2005 pontiac vibe for $1500 out the door from a dealer in Akron Ohio. Tax title, everything. Car has 221000 miles on it and runs and drives perfect. I actually got to test drive it before I bought it. It is actually a Toyota Matrix with a Gm badge on it. best car In my opinion for
the money. especially the 5 speeds, nobody seems to be able to drive them anymore.
Those v6 accords had fuel preasure issues check into it hope it goes well. Love the channel!
it's the front and right side engine mount and it rips the transmission apart flexing everytime to take off and feel that clunk.
Yes ..you got it....best wishes from lebanon 🇱🇧
go protest or somthin
Rafikou Mimou i did...😆
Clean trade in value, $2150, and clean retail for $3850.....(with those miles) in my area (SoCal) so not a bad buy even needing paint etc.
thats crazy cause here in jersey you can probably get from $700 to $1200 for it. They are so common around here thats why.
True story. I just sold a 98 ex 4cyl for 800 in s Jersey. Clean body but had clear coat issues like most of them
The paint doing that is common on the Accord of that Gen. it probably needs a 100K mike tuneup. Those Honda’s are good and will run 4-500K but you have to do the preventative maintenance on them. I would drive that car.(after tuneup). I’m gonna keep an eye for that to be sold.
Humble Suggestion: why not carry a portable jump pack? That way you 1) don’t bother the busy people there. & 2) Can get a better idea if the cars are worth it or not 🤷🏻♂️. Anyway, love the content man!!!
Honda is amazing for the quality and ride. Old 90s hondas drive as nice as modern American stuff.
The park avenue,sell it to tyler hoovie.because tyler is a hooptie car guru.
He might, but why would he buy a car that he has never seen, probably has a salvage title, doesn't work, pay for transport, and fix it when the car is worth $2k -$5k in good condition, it's stupid imo
@@juancarlospalomino8939 You literally just explained exactly what tyler hoovie does.
juan carlos Palomino it’s a clean title, and he can see it on TH-cam. Also, he puts that kind of money into every car he buys what more would you want?
Hove's got the flatbed now so it's a cakewalk to pick the junkers up and dump at WIZ's garage
Randy... do a good tune up and change all the fluids and a paint job that car will turn a profit
The condition of the interior was a very good sign for that one. Honda interiors of that age don't last too well if they're not taken care of, especially the leather. The fact that that one has a very nice interior for a car with 175k miles on the clock is a very good sign that the owner/s took good care of it. Perhaps, if the original owner had bought it in a lighter colour, the paint would have stood up better to the sun and heat. The fact that someone had gone to the trouble and expense of buying new bonnet/hood struts rather suggests that they were intending on keeping it for a while longer until circumstances changed for them and the car got donated, and they wouldn't be doing that if it was worn smooth, or putting new tyres on what look like recently refurbished alloys...
Another good buy, once you’ve had it painted it will look amazing. 👍
Nice little Honda! Hopefully it’s something simple with the misfire!
I ❤️ this Accord V6 my first second car was a 99ACCORD MUGEN EX-L 2DR V6 and i have a 2003 3.2 ACURA TL Love 𝙷𝚘𝚗𝚍𝚊 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝙰𝚌𝚞𝚛𝚊.
I think that you are right a really good flip car ! Good job
Definitely check the egr valve and clean. I just picked up an 02 accord at the auction with the same issue. Motor and trans mounts are also a common issue.
Honda v6’s are notorious for ign coils as well
They
alright you just need to use oem oil only and check it very often
I've got a 03 accord with 283k on it runs fine.
I am surprised the trans isn't out of that car the v6 cars are know to have bad transmissions.
Another great video, sir! Thanks again for the RIDGE - cheers!!
Nice Honda, good pick. you"r batting .500 not bad. Don't beat your self up.
Hopefully this car's engine won't be knock knock knocking on heaven's door
Dead as a door nail
@@bloopbloop2019 you or the Park Avenue?
@@mitchellgildea6944 Both 😭😂
@@PresidentCamacho2024 I was making a joke in reference to how clapped out the engine was in the Park Avenue Ultra that Randy successfully bid on in the last video. I agree with you in that Honda's are some of the most reliable cars out there and I especially like that generation of Accords like the one Randy won in this video
@@PresidentCamacho2024 OMG yes!! This I fully support!! That V6 will go from peppy to performer in no time!
That Honda Accord its almost like mine. I have a 98 Accord 4cyl. Mine is black with terrible clear coat and paint, but interior is almost perfect. I stopped driving it at 110,000 miles when I upgraded my commute vehicle, earlier this year. It was a great car, gotta see what I can get for her, Honda, great car, but too many cars on insurance, lol..
*i just grabbed one for $1400 & it left me with $200 of my savings but fingers crossed this baby holds on*
Congrats Randy. Solid old timer.
I own a 1999 hond accord and love it you can't beat a honda just check the v-tach solenoid for oil leaks
Keep the good work up you showed Very good Vechicles for personal use and ones for Good flip Vechicles . And once as they say buyer beware you can't drive test everything .
If you can swap the coil packs from bank to bank front to back meaning the code it should move to a different cylinder that would be an easy diagnostics task
I have the same car black ex 4cyl, a 2002 and it’s been very reliable 186k miles
270,000 miles same car only problem i had was speaker wier braking and rader got a hole in it 300 bucks bought mine for 2000 in reno nv and its worth more now bought in 2019
Randy, I would still say Save the Buick because you can prob get an engine for it for about 400 bucks, clean it up and send it down the road for a profit (Besides the content winnings on the channel). But I am always super happy to see a 6th gen Accord on the channel. Ought to look amazing with the Maaco Paintjob.
Check the rear motor mount they go out semi often. Accords are great cars. I've rebuilt a bunch of them.
Good deal. I have purchased a few Hondas of that vintage. No idea what the transmission talk is about. All good.
If the accord had a transmission problem that the computer can pick up. The green indicator light (what gear car is in) on the instrument cluster would be flashing . As for the miss fire that can be a timing belt . Or number of other things
I love my Aussie cars, holden and ford but I tell you what my 1988 Honda Accord is a true weapon, you can't kill it. I know nothing about it because nothing on it breaks. drives better then any falcon i've ever owned
Good Choice Randy on the 01 Honda Accord ex. Watch all of your videos.
I love my 2017 Honda accord great pick Randy
nice little Honda, should be a quick fix too.
Good job randy you should get a lot more Honda’s to work on fix them like you are here they last longer than your Chevrolet’s and get some Toyota’s get a lot of those three
I like the Accord, I would have bought that all day for a commuter
These rev at around 1500 when first started cold. Whuuups!
Looks to be a good buy. Waiting for the next episode
Aspen tires are a house brand of NTB, National Tire And Battery stores.
They are good tires too. I have a set on my Corolla that are going on 50,000 miles without any tread or blowout issues.
02 to 98 accords don’t go higher than 500 around here and we usually sell them under 2k
Randy check the EGR Valve they build up a lot of carbon. It's more than likely a coil pack is your issue
As for the transmission if you have any issues the have Shift solenoids that go bad all the time.
My parents had on they are good running cars
I'm not surprised its a Honda V Tech Yo!
Randy.. Pull the parts off the Buick. You would make triple your money. The Drivers side Door is worth about $300 to $500. The Catalictic Converter is worth about $75. The plush leather interior is worth about $500 to $1000. Give someone else the chance to rebuild their car. Win Win for both parties
Gidday, when you compare the two American manufacturers, Honda and GM, it is obvious why one is successful and why the other is going down the tubes.
it may just be where i live but i couldve got that same car with the same issues for around 600 off like craigslist and fb but if you can sell that thing for 3500 you still got a pretty good deal