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Replying to: 94shadow (Aug 09, 2008 8:51 pm) Never just assume a certain part is the cause of a problem. TEST before replacing.
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Replying to: typeblue (Aug 09, 2008 10:40 am) http://www.autocomputersupply.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=165 Regards, Corkscrew |
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I am especially interested in LX owners who have put a TCU from an EX into their car without problems or vice versa. The LX had a 125hp engine (F22A1) and the EX had a 140hp engine (F22A4) The factory TCU's on these cars were: 93LX - 28100-PX4-722 93EX - 28100-PX4-732 92LX - 28100-PX4-722 (same as 93LX) 92EX - 28100-PX4-731 (Oki) or 27100-PX4-732 (same as 93EX) 91LX - 28100-PX0-823 (for whatever reason, this TCU costs twice the price of all the others's from the dealer!) 91EX - 28100-PXO-833 My basic issue is that I have a LX, and the more commonly available TCU's are from the EX. I need a TCU that will work in this car. |
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Hi all Is my Honda Accord 1993 front wheel drive? Just curious. Thanks Jim
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Replying to: cybercool (Aug 11, 2008 6:49 am) Is my Honda Accord 1993 front wheel drive? Just curious. Thanks Yes, all Honda's mainstream cars, trucks, and crossover vehicles are front-wheel-drive based. The trucks and Crossovers that are All-Wheel-Drive use front-wheel drive when not in 4WD mode. The S2000 Roadster is the only Honda car for sale in North America that is Rear-Wheel Drive. |
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Replying to: elroy5 (Aug 09, 2008 10:07 pm) elroy5, The second A/T TCU that I installed, the same part (#R69) looks like it is burned. The D4 light doesn't come on at all. Upon checking, there is no blinking malfucntion light. What could be the trouble. There does't seem to be any short in the wiring. Everything else works. I am stumped. 94shadow
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Replying to: 94shadow (Aug 13, 2008 12:33 pm) |
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Replying to: Mr_Shiftright (Dec 12, 2005 8:37 pm) |
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Hi all, I need to replace a rear wheel bearing in my 93 accord, and have an identical "parts car". Would it be easier to replace the entire rear wheel hub, or should I get a new bearing and just replace the bearing. I think the parts car bearing is good, but I am looking at doing the least amount of work for the repair, and have no specialized tools like pullers and the like. Thanks, Dave |
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