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PS: I thought the "sportshift" was only on the 90, 91 models. :confuse: Sure you don't have a 90 or 91? If it has the automatic seatbelts, it's not a 92.
Thanks
I got mine from ebay, the seller knows about this glitch and even gives you 3 month warranty... I replaced mine last year....everythiung is fine.
good luck
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Corkscrew
I installed a new input speed sensor and a used atc box on my 92 honda accord and when I checked the for the code, no D4 or S lights flashed.
Oh! the speed sensor is located at the right front of the engine near the a/t oil removal plug and directly under the battery. You can see it from the top by following the wiring harness.
Back to the a/t. No flashing lights but the trans sometimes goes back to its old habit, shifting from 1st to 4th.
Otherwise the car seems fine.
One other thing. When I turn the key on or off, there is a machine gun like noise coming from the rear.
Any clues?
Thanks a lot,
94shadow
Never just assume a certain part is the cause of a problem. TEST before replacing.
http://www.autocomputersupply.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=165
Regards,
Corkscrew
The LX had a 125hp engine (F22A1) and the EX had a 140hp engine (F22A4)
The factory TCU's on these cars were:
93LX - 28100-PX4-722
93EX - 28100-PX4-732
92LX - 28100-PX4-722 (same as 93LX)
92EX - 28100-PX4-731 (Oki) or 27100-PX4-732 (same as 93EX)
91LX - 28100-PX0-823 (for whatever reason, this TCU costs twice the price of all the others's from the dealer!)
91EX - 28100-PXO-833
My basic issue is that I have a LX, and the more commonly available TCU's are from the EX. I need a TCU that will work in this car.
Is my Honda Accord 1993 front wheel drive? Just curious. Thanks
Jim
Is my Honda Accord 1993 front wheel drive? Just curious. Thanks
Yes, all Honda's mainstream cars, trucks, and crossover vehicles are front-wheel-drive based. The trucks and Crossovers that are All-Wheel-Drive use front-wheel drive when not in 4WD mode. The S2000 Roadster is the only Honda car for sale in North America that is Rear-Wheel Drive.
elroy5,
The second A/T TCU that I installed, the same part (#R69) looks like it is burned. The D4 light doesn't come on at all.
Upon checking, there is no blinking malfucntion light.
What could be the trouble.
There does't seem to be any short in the wiring.
Everything else works.
I am stumped.
94shadow
I need to replace a rear wheel bearing in my 93 accord, and have an identical "parts car". Would it be easier to replace the entire rear wheel hub, or should I get a new bearing and just replace the bearing. I think the parts car bearing is good, but I am looking at doing the least amount of work for the repair, and have no specialized tools like pullers and the like.
Thanks,
Dave
I have a 92 honda accord LX w/FI 2.2L engine.
Whenever I turn on the key, there is a loud machine gun like sound coming from the back of the car.
Also, when I turn my engine off, it has the same sound. What could be the trouble.
For a 92 Honda Accord LX FI, is their more than one type of fuel pump relay?
Thanks,
94shadow
I bought a rebuilt tcu and now my a/t trans works. I still need to make adjustment to the cables. The D4 light still doesn't come on
but, as long as its running o.k. It's fine with me.
Oh! I still have not cleaned the solenoids. I'll do that tomorrow.
Thanks for all your help...
I have one question. Is there more then one type of electrical FI
fuel pump relay?
For my 92 Honda Accord.
Thanks,
94shadow
My Accord 93 is having tranny shift problems with the lit D4 either blinking or steady.
With this great help from the forum I was directed to faulty ECM and TCU. Is it expensive to replace the TCU and ECM? Should I just let my mechanic look at it to be sure or just take him the parts and be charged for labor only? I was taken for a ride by a dishonest mechanic, so I just get really wiery.
Jim
Same exact problem with my Accord 93. I'm no mechanic so I haven't checked the fuel pressure regulator or injectors. I read here it can be the ECU or the Oxygen sensor. Let me know if you resolved it and how. I don't have the $$$ now to fix mine.
cybercool
I just got a used 93 Accord. So far the only evident problems are there is no AC, 3 windows don't work, a hole in the mufler. I took it out on I95 this morning to get to work and noticed that when I floor it at about 80 mph it seems like the motor rocks and gear jumps. I'm thinking transmission or motor mount. Any Idea.
Also I plan on modding this vehicle you know performance appearence the whole nine. Any idea where the tutorials and where to get the parts.
When I did the Check engine light test with jumper, my car came up with code #43. In the Hayden manual book for my Accord 93, it doesn't show code 43. The book shows #42 which is fuel supply. What does code #43 mean? Thanks, cybercool.
Has anyone come up with CEL code #43? I have and I don't know what it means. My manual shows other numeral code #s except #43.
Thanks for your help
cybercool
Regards,
Corkscrew
Will replacing the fuel pressure regulator and oxygen sensor fix the problem?
regards,
Cybercool
It's a tradeoff between the cost of replacing a bunch of parts which may not be the problem, to the cost of a trusted and knowledgeable mechanic. If you suspect a particular part due to some other information, then I'd be replacing the part before going the mechanic route. For instance, if you KNOW you got a bad load of gas, then cleaning out the tank, the filter, etc would be a reasonable approach with a better than average chance of addressing the problem part. If you only have a generic error code, you may want to go the mechanic option.
http://www.autozone.com/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/04/cf/1d/0900823d8004cf1d/repai- rInfoPages.htm
Regards,
Corkscrew
4-3-2-1
Firing order is: 1-3-4-2 and distributor rotates clockwise,
Can I clean the connectors on my TCU without disconnecting the battery? I dont want to ruin anything. I found it under the passenger side beneath the rug. Thanks, cybercool
When is the last time this vehicle has had new plugs, and wires?
i have a 1991 honda accord, i can go out and it will start , but then if i shout it off it will turn over but will not start, then i can waite a few days and it will start ,i have replaced the switch, runs great when it dose run , thanks alot vickie
My question....would it be safe to drive to the repair shop ( about 20 miles) or should I have it towed??
You certainly got your money worth at 309K miles. You should be cautious about investing a lot to fix it up.
So what am I looking at. Oh the radio is third party and was installed when I go the car.
Please Help.
Looking at the engine from the front of the vehicle and going left to right
The cylinders are 4-3-2-1 Yes?
Firing order is: 1-3-4-2 Yes?
Distributor rotates clockwise Yes?
No 1 on the distributor cap is where ???????
Aftermarket wires (pep boy) do not seat in plug well properly about 1/4 in too long.
Wrong wires Yes?
Thank You.