1989 Honda Accord Lx with 147,000 miles?

It will not stay idling without holding the pedal down. It acts like its trying to “load up”. If I drive it down the highway it runs good for the most part (occasionally misses out but nothing serious). I have replaced the timing belt, air filter, plugs & wires, distributor cap, both fuel filters, drained the gas tank, ran some water remover through the tank, and sprayed the carburetor with carburetor cleaner.


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5 Responses to “1989 Honda Accord Lx with 147,000 miles?”

May 4th at 12:33 am By: mcperson2k

you should have just saved your money and had a mechanic check it out the first time.

May 4th at 12:46 am By: BFH

I’m an automotive technician, but I’m having difficulty getting my test equipment to accurately test your car from here. Perhaps you should bring it in to the shop.

May 4th at 1:44 am By: rfmbjr

It’s fuel injected. Since it doesn’t have a carburetor, stop spraying cleaner into the throttle body.

May 4th at 2:37 am By: Charlie M

for starters its not fuel injected if its an lx, the lxi is fuel injected, but by the sound of it, i would check the oxygen sensors, and buy a manual for the car if you plan on working on it yourself. Its a great resource

May 4th at 2:54 am By: tyler125yz

I also have an 89 accord and mine was doing almost the same thing. Turns out it was a vacuum leak and it’s a common problem with these carbs. I had a shop fix it for me because there is way too many lines on these things.

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