That depends on if your Honda is fuel injected or has a cardeurator on it. If it has a carb then you can't read codes due to the fact that a carbbed model does not have a computer. If it is fuel injected then there is usually a blue two wire connector under the glovebox just inside the passenger door. You may have to dig for it. It may be taped to a wire harness and will not have anything plugged into it. When you find it, short the two wires together(a small custom bent paper-clip works perfectly), turn the ignition to the "run" position. Do not start the engine. And a "PGM" light should start flashing codes. Long flash for tens digit. Short flash for ones digit. Once the numbers repeat,you have all the stored codes. To clear codes after repair, just disconnect the neg. cable from the battery for approx 30 seconds.
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I found this helpful: http://hondaswap.com/reference-materials/88-ecu-error-codes-29109/ Good luck.
No, the 88 is the 3rd generation and the 92 is the 4th generation.
Listed on driver's door post.
The computer is located underneath the driver's side seat
yes
88 HONDA accord do not have a fuel pump reset button. If you replaced the fuel pump and still not getting fuel on your carburetor replace your fuel pump relay.
10w30 weight any major brand.
R12 And if you still have this change over to 134a instead of buy r12
see under hood direction, vehicle idle @750RPM in gear 15*
Try the technical dept of your library. I just got the complete wiring diagram for my 88 accord.
No