Absolutely NOT. Without the P/S pump the steering will be extremely hard to turn and it would be dangerous to drive.
As far as I know, the belt is used only for the power steering.
It depends on what year, and what part of the world your Honda Accord is sold at.
No
The knob under the steering wheel of the 1987 Honda Accord adjusts the height of the steering wheel. The knob will allow the steering wheel to move up or down.
The flasher for the 1989 Honda accord is located above the steering column. To activate it shift it to the right.
Yes, you can drive a 1990 Honda Accord without a power steering belt, but it will be challenging. The vehicle will still operate, but steering will be significantly heavier and more difficult, especially at low speeds. Additionally, driving without a power steering belt can cause increased wear on the steering components and may lead to further mechanical issues. It's advisable to replace the belt as soon as possible for optimal driving conditions.
If you don't have dry rot in your power steering lines, it does.
Answering "How can you diagnose a 1998 Honda accord without an OBD scanner?"
The 2.4 Liter is driven by a chain.
5 pounds
Impossible to answer without knowing the year Honda Accord which you failed to list.
No. That car's design includes a rack and pinion which is responsible for the steering of the front wheels.