ok still cant find it :mad: i feel really stupid... can i go to an autozone and then have them find the code for me?

Yes, actually, I'm pretty sure you can.

Autozone will only check OBD2 vehicles (common electronic interface standard). OBD1 is either manual or requires a special Honda tool. Only a Honda shop or a Honda specialty shop is likely to be able to interrogate an OBD1 Accord. Many shops should be able to perform the manual interrogation described in this thread.

good luck

What year did the Accord change from the flashing LED (older system) to the newer system where you jumper the SCS connector & watch the CEL flash?

The 90 Accord EX I used to have had both service check connector which could be shorted to cause CEL or S light flashes and LED's you could view through the ECU/TCU module window w/o shorting the SCC. I suspect this continued through 93 Accords but don't know for a fact. My 94 EX does not have the LED or windows to view.

good luck

well, my uncle took it to a mechanic that fixes hondas, so hopefully he will know whats wrong. ill keep updating as he fixes it to see if there is anything wrong that he's doing

tranny trouble
 

Thank you for starting a new thread, this would have been confusing. 91 vs 97 is a much different car.

Start a new thread. When you pig-tail to an existing thread it gets confusing for all.

regards

My car is officially fixed! Turns out there was a problem with the gear shift. The mechanic changed it and checked the computer, after that, there was no problem with it.:D

So how much...
 

Did the repair cost you? I am having a similar problem