you may have to bleed the air from the fuel line. I'd search this site for that question to see if someone has covered it.
disconnect battery and wait 10 sec reconnect battery
disconnect the battery cables for 5 minutes then reconnect them. remember to reset the clock after doing this.
You do not need to remove a fuse at all. To reset the ECU on Honda Accords, just disconnect the negative battery cable (or whatever cable is ground) and wait for 15 minutes, then reconnect.
Disconnect the negative battery cable for a couple of minutes, then reconnect. The CHECK ENGINE light should disappear if everything is okay.
Disconnect the fuel line at both ends, removed the fuel filter if it is an in-line filter, and blow the line out with an air hose from a compressor.
Not a problem unless you plan on running the engine... Of course it is a problem. An oil filter is mandatory for the life of the engine.
I have a 92 Honda accord with anti theft radio that needs a code when battery is disconnected. My code is 34444 if you have tried several codes that did not work you might need to disconnect your battery and reconnect battery again then try the code.
Disconnect the cable from the Civic battery. Trace the wire to the other end, paying careful attention to the routing. Disconnect the cable at the far end, and pull the cable out. Put the new cable in following the same path. reconnect the cable ends.
The fuel filter is located inside the fuel pump housing. It should never need replaced unless it is damaged.
you can take it out of the dash or disconnect the battery and reconnect it, however when you restart the radio it will ask for a code which is most probably in your owners manual. please be sure you check you have this pin before carrying out these methods. you could probably ask a Honda dealer for a slightly safer method and if you don't have a code you should contact your local Honda dealer
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