My 1989 Honda Accord Lxi with 168K miles was leaking engine oil at the rate of about a Quart every week. Now i just check oil levels weekly and haven't needed to replenish it other than as normal. The fix i found was in replacing the PCV valve. Interestingly, the advice i had gotten for a non expert like me was to not try and save a few bucks by just cleaning the old PCV valve. But to replace it with a new one. The reasoning was that in a properly working PCV valve, not only is it there to help redirect vapors back into the combustion chamber, but to aid in preventing vapors from building up which could also be a cause for premature oil leaks around the crankcase area.
trying rack down a leak
A small hole in the fuse line would cause a gas leak on a 1994 Honda Accord LX. In addition, a hole in the actual fuel tank would cause a leak.
Its becaue the slave cylinder is has a leak, and pressure is lost when you press on the brakes.
If you have no leak it is burning oil.
A 1991 Honda Accord could be overheating if the radiator has a leak. There could also be a problem with the head gasket.
Find the leak and have it repaired.
I had the same problem with my 1992 Accord. Replacement of the trunk lid gasket fixed the leak, but I had to special order the gasket from a dealer.
how can i check the transmmission fluid?
Depends on what and where it is leaking. Need more information.
Reasons your 1999 Honda Accord is overheating can include a leak in the water hose, a blown head gasket, or the radiator cap needs to be replaced.
The jacking point was the oil pan?
They don't and this is very uncommon. If yours does it has a leak. Find and repair.