i got a 1992 honda accord , she runs good while cold but starts to bogg when she gets warm or when i feed it gas she idles wicket around 200 rpm always did. its a 5 speed but i was driving it the other day and she ran perfect took it later that day and she started to bogg when i gave it gas i changed the plugs wires and dist checked every hose for a air leak and there was nothing i put sea salt in it because i was told it would help but id tap the fuel rail and shed pick up any ideas here is it my fuel line or is it getting to much air or is it not getting enough gas?

 

Is the check engine light on? Where did you put sea salt in to?

 

it was on but when i changed the plugs and that it went out, and i put the sea salt in the gastank like it said to do and i called a buddeh of mine to see if he had any idea and he said hes cavi did the same thing and hes oxgen sinsor was gone but i cant see it being gone and doing what its doing ?

 

Please make sure you put in sea foam and not sea salt

 

well it said itd clean the fuel injectors and that but would it be my gas filter making it bogg out?

 

yeah its sea foam not salt i thought it said salt

 

So it's okay when cold?

 

lmao on "salt"

did you check on what code is? try bringing it to autozone/local shop and have the code read.

 

That was the scariest thread i've ever read!

 

You can check the codes yourself, just need a piece of wire to jump the service connector.

See this:
https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/for...threads-40780/

In that thread you will see this:
https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/for...l-codes-35962/

Codes will store until reset. So if the light was on and nothing has been done to clear them, they are still there.

Get the code - it "sounds" like you have a code 43 but that is a guess.