Code Testing
- Accord, see: TESTS W/CODES
- Civic/CRX, see: TESTS W/CODES
- Prelude Carbureted, see: TESTS W/CODES - CARBURETED Fuel Injected, see: TESTS W/CODES - FUEL INJECTED
Symptom checks are intended to direct the technician to malfunctioning component(s) so that further diagnosis may be performed. A "symptom" should lead to further testing of specific components or systems, or verification of adjustment specifications.
Use intermittent test procedures to locate intermittent driveability problems that do not occur when the vehicle is being tested. These problems may cause a noticeable driveability problem or cause the "malfunction" warning light to illuminate on some vehicles.
It is also possible that certain driveability concerns have been rectified by the manufacturer through substitution of a revised calibration chip or computer control unit. Check with manufacturer for latest information on updated chips and control units.
- Accord Carbureted: SYSTEM/COMPONENT TESTS - CARBURETED Fuel Injected: SYSTEM/COMPONENT TESTS - EFI
- Civic/CRX, see: SYSTEM/COMPONENT TESTS - EFI
- Prelude Carbureted: SYSTEM/COMPONENT TESTS - CARBURETED Fuel Injected: SYSTEM/COMPONENT TESTS - EFI
For specifications, refer to:
- Accord, see: SPECIFICATIONS
- Civic/CRX, see: SPECIFICATIONS
- Prelude, see: SPECIFICATIONS
For adjustment procedures, refer to:
- Accord, see: ADJUSTMENTS
- Civic/CRX, see: ADJUSTMENTS
- Prelude, see: ADJUSTMENTS
Recommended system and component checks may not apply to all vehicles.