The computer reads all sensor data and chooses the settings for fuel injector duration, ignition advance, cam set (in VTEC engines), and a whole host of things necessary to balance fuel efficiency and performance for the average driver. Most people are not "the average driver," though, so the decisions programmed into the computer are suboptimal for the type of driver you happen to be. By re-flashing your computer, you can (IF you get it right) improve performance or fuel efficiency or whatever is most important to you. It's a very tricky business though, so don't do it unless you have time to really book up or if you have another car at your disposal.
Good luck!
The Honda rev limiter is computer controlled. look into ECU flashing
air/fuel ratio problems p1259 Honda civic/Honda accord
The check engine light may be flashing on a 1996 Honda Accord if a timing issue is detected or oil pressure is low. The exact cause can be determined by connecting an OBDII code reader.
The D4 light on a Honda Accord is the symbol for the 'check transmission' light. This light appears when the computer senses something wrong in the drivetrain. The computer should be diagnosed at a proper repair shop in order to source out what exactly is causing the problem.
transmission trouble for sure
Transmission has a problem. Take it to a professional.
Problem with the auto tranny.
Fill up the fuel tank.
Under front seat
The 1999 Honda Accord airbag computer module can be found behind the kick plate. The module will be on the passenger side.
It is flashing because the automatic transmission control unit has detected a problem. Seek professional help immediately.
Sounds like you need a speed sonsor