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As long as the repair is sturdy and can hold weight it should be fine. There's a lot of methods you can use, I know a guy who used to use nothing but zip-ties (No joke) to hold his front bumper on, he had his reasons lol.

The Idle Air Control Valve wouldn't cause the RPM's to drop quickly just cause you put the car in neutral or switched gears. If your IACV had a problem you'd know because when at a stop and idling your RPM's will bounce and act erratically depending on how bad it is and it will feel like the car...

Look for anything that may be staying on while the cars off. One I've seen a couple a times is the light inside the trunk will stay on even though the trunks closed and it kills the battery. Hidden stuff or places in the car you don't visit daily, take a look and see if anything is staying on...

It's possible for damage to happen but unlikely unless you hit the dip going pretty fast. I've hit a lot of dips with my Civic and some of them I was going pretty fast, worst damage so far is the bolt's underneath the bumper holding the splash guard in have become deformed lol. Take it easy and...

I'd go to the alternator next once the battery and starter have been ruled out. You shoulda went to the alternator right after the battery though. Quick and easy way to test the alternator is to turn the car on and let it warm up. Once it's warmed up and idling normally, disconnect the negative...

There's no overdrive "button". Just floor it and hope your engine doesn't blow.

Depending on the year and base model...theft. Other than that they're great cars, very fun to drive and easy to put aftermarket stuff in.

There's really not much you can do, your biggest mistake is trying to outrun a manual with an automatic. The 2007 EX model should have the i-VTEC version I believe or whatever Honda calls it these days.

There's really not much you can do, your biggest mistake is trying to outrun a manual with an automatic. The 2007 EX model should have the i-VTEC version I believe or whatever Honda calls it these days.

Check the fuse(s).

I just rented a Toyota Avalon and took it on a 1200 mile trip. It rode beautifully. Was not fatigued driving that car. I have heard good things about the Edge and Fusion. I have been an American Car owner all my life. If I enjoy a smooth ride, quietness and comfort, should I consider the Edge...