2003 Honda Accord "code reader" Questions

...code reader and to tell you the codes, no charge. Of course, they would also be happy to sell you a code reader, but that certainly isn't necessary. Hope this helps you. Easy stuff, most if not all ...

...code reader into your OBD1 slot below the steering wheel (if you have one), once you get a code you can look up what that code means online or if you get a fancy code reader it might tell what the ...

...or orielleys or advance and tell them that code nd they will tell you what that code means, if u got the code from a code reader that u plug into the car thru and obd 2 reader then they can tell ...

...That code can be read by a code reader. Most major auto parts stores have these code readers and will read your code for free. The code number can tell you/us where to start looking for the

...code reader or scanner to your DTC port (somewhere under your dashboard) and read the codes. If you don't know what I'm talking about, Autozone, or a place of the same sort, will connect their code ...

...code reader at the auto parts store. Maybe a pawn shop, check the year of it. Other wise you could be replacing parts you don't need. A couple of injectors will cost more than the reader. First to ...

...code reader but can be done by other means in some models. I am not familiar with how it can be done in your model without a code reader. Try running some sea foam thru it. Follow the directions on ...

...code reader plug in? I have a code reader and want to see why my engine light is on, but I can't find where to plug the scan tool in. Normally it's under the steering wheel area, but I couldn't find ...

...code # 18 According with the year, this is refer at OBD I codes, the actual scanner reader just work witj OBD II fauld codes reader (1996-upper), then I suggest check some Honda repair manual in your ...

...Code Reader and list of fault codes for your vehicle to diagnose the problems. Fault code readers aren't expensive and Haynes makes inexpensive DIY manuals for your vehicle. Could be the EGR, PCV ...