2005 Honda Accord

2005 Honda Accord Hybrid Automatic 254,876 Miles Has a Rebuilt/Restored Utah title with no liens or title issues. 3.0 i-VTEC 6 cylinder engine with Integrated Motor Assist IMA This is a great opportunity for a reliable vehicle if you have the money to get it repaired or skill to fix it. It is currently running roughly because it was in a mild fender bender that you can see in the picture that knocked the front bumper loose and dented the area above the driver side tire. I suspect this knocked the wires loose going to the transmission range switch an camshaft sensor. Because it's currently reading codes P1717 and P0344. I'll leave a description below of the codes however these codes are typically responsible for making the engine run roughly. On top of that there's also a ticking noise which I suspect it means that it is time to change the timing belt or chain (not sure which one this has) The only other issues that I see are that the leather seats have some areas starting to separate due to their age and the Center armrest is broken. I purchased a transmission range switch and a camshaft sensor just in case they were bad but I did not install because I did not know how to find them on the vehicle. Kelley Blue Book says it's worth $2219-$4408 in fair condition. In a private party sale. If you were to fix it up too very good condition Kelley Blue Book says it's worth $3104 -$5237 in a private party sale. Price is $1200 It has a integrated navigation system that you can see in the picture. It has leather seats. It has 4 Brand new tires with 8/32 Tread depth "PRINX Hicity HH2 All Season 215/60R16" Category: Sedan Style: Hybrid Sedan 4D Engine: V6, Hybrid, i-VTEC, 3.0L Transmission: Automatic Drivetrain: FWD It comes with one key. It currently has no recalls. Here is some information about the two codes: "P1717 What are the Possible Causes of the Code P1717 Honda? Faulty Transmission Range Switch Transmission Range Switch harness is open or shorted Transmission Range Switch circuit poor electrical connection" "P0344 camshaft position sensor A circuit intermediate Bank 1 or single sensor What are the Possible Causes of the P0344 Code? Here are some problems to look out for while diagnosing the P0344 code: Camshaft position sensor is defective Damaged or corroded camshaft position sensor wiring/connection Damage camshaft position sensor tone ring An issue with the PCM, such as software in need of an update What are the Common Symptoms of the P0344 Code? Below are some symptoms associated with the P0344 code: Check Engine Light illuminates Engine is hard starting or cranking without starting Engine hesitates or stalls Engine dies and will not restart Engine misfires and runs rough"