You have a very old car with very low mileage. Realize this car is 19 years old, and has been driven an average of 2,289 miles per year. Although it may have low mileage there is age on all parts that require some be replaced. I would suspect you have a vacuum leak. Replace all vacuum hoses under the hood. Replace them one at a time as to not get confused which is easy to do. Replace the spark plugs & plug wires. Replace the fuel filter and air filter if you have not done so. On this car the way it is driven change the oil & filter yearly. Also have the transmission fluid/filter changed at this time unless you have done this already. Have the cooling system serviced if you have not done so. Now the next item you may not realize. You need to have the cam belt replaced. Normally on a 1990 Accord you would replace it every 90,000 miles. But this belt is 19 years old and needs replacing due to it's age rather than mileage. Remember this is an interference engine and as such if the belt breaks serious engine damage will occur. Also purchase a can of Seafoam Motor Treatment. Pour a full can in a full tank of fuel. This is one of the very best fuel injector cleaners & fuel stabilizers out there and you need to use it. You are storing fuel for long periods of time in your tank and need to use a fuel stabilizer constantly. If after doing all this it still runs rough, seek professional help.
I get about 30 but mine has 75k
105,000 miles
According to the below answer 2002 accord after 105K miles it needs to changed.When_should_you_replace_a_timing_belt_on_a_2002_Honda_Accord
The mileage that a v6 Honda Accord will need to get its timing belt changed is between 90,000-100,000. However, some mechanics recommend 80,000-90,000 miles.
The Honda Accord is a fairly fuel efficient car, especially for its size. It gets approximately 26 miles per gallon.
High mileage is almost always considered anything over 100,000 miles for a 2003 model.
The 1990 Honda Accord with an automatic transmission gets an estimated 19 mpg in the city. The vehicle gets an estimated 22 mpg highway mileage.
180,000,000 miles, I doubt that very seriously. What ever the mileage use SAE 5W-30. A high mileage oil is highly recommended.
somewhere between 60 to 70 thousand miles it should be done
Yes, the 8000 miles on the Honda Accord LX is good.
My 1994 Accord LX has 208,000 miles and is still going.
I have owned my 2002 Honda Accord V6 for 2 years and can say that it doesn't get as good of gas mileage as I anticipated. I would say it gets 25 MPG on the highway, and around 20 MPG in the city.