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    92 lx accord wagon...front brake piston is closed onto the pad, pad is visible but mostly worn on drivers side on passenger it is normal width. once I let the engine warm up I try to shift into drive it gives me some kind of stripping noise after I have to put both hands on the shifter and pull and it makes some kind of stripping noise but lands in gear fine...and then slowly increase the gas pedal pressure 1000 rpms no movement 1500 no movement 1700 it lets off all gained pressure back to 800-9 still no movement ..im looking into a bigger brake setup so ill probably run over the problem there but the stripping noise? could it be due to the fact the brake is closed ...ready to fix it guys please all advice is accepted...thanks
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    Is the noise from the brakes or the transmission... I'm confused.

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      #3
      Sounds like your brake is jammed up. Does your car move at all?

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        #4
        can you please clean up you're grammar a little so we can under stand you?
        this was put together by evil_demon_01 . You can also fined all this and more by him in the Common Beginner Technical Info can be found in here. PLEASE READ HERE FIRST

        Not this one though.1990 to 1993 accord fuel psi .

        Car safety checks
        Diagnose a Check Engine Light (also S/D4 transmission error codes)
        How to Set Base Idle Properly (F22ax, F22bx)
        Cheapest Suspension Setup to Lower Your CB7
        Fluid Capacities

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          #5
          Originally posted by rapala91 View Post
          92 lx accord wagon...front brake piston is closed onto the pad, pad is visible but mostly worn on drivers side on passenger it is normal width. once I let the engine warm up I try to shift into drive it gives me some kind of stripping noise after I have to put both hands on the shifter and pull and it makes some kind of stripping noise but lands in gear fine...and then slowly increase the gas pedal pressure 1000 rpms no movement 1500 no movement 1700 it lets off all gained pressure back to 800-9 still no movement ..im looking into a bigger brake setup so ill probably run over the problem there but the stripping noise? could it be due to the fact the brake is closed ...ready to fix it guys please all advice is accepted...thanks
          if i read your post right then the answer is yes, it could be because of the brakes
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            Originally posted by Accord problems View Post
            can you please clean up you're grammar a little so we can under stand you?
            You could stand to do the same.






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              #7
              What do you mean by "stripping noise"? Are you talking about a grinding sound? You have a brake issue if they are worn that uneven, but a locked brake shouldn't cause a grinding when you put the car in gear. I guess more info is needed for sure. Does it sound like the engine is under load trying to move the car when you increase rpm.

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