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Hi curly thanks for replying to my code 43.My 1992 honda accord has 125,ooo
miles.I have used a fuel pressure tester to eliminate the fuel pressure
regulator and fuel pump.I have also cleaned the intake manifold and replaced
the gasket.Also I changed the spark plugs and distributor cap and rotor . I
cleaned the intake plugs for the egr and the egr and iac valve. In addition
i replaced the fuel filter and spark plug wires including coil wire. I used
all original honda parts. Thanks again

DANIEL ELLIOTT wrote:
> Hi curly thanks for replying to my code 43.My 1992 honda accord has 125,ooo
> miles.I have used a fuel pressure tester to eliminate the fuel pressure
> regulator and fuel pump.I have also cleaned the intake manifold and replaced
> the gasket.Also I changed the spark plugs and distributor cap and rotor . I
> cleaned the intake plugs for the egr and the egr and iac valve. In addition
> i replaced the fuel filter and spark plug wires including coil wire. I used
> all original honda parts. Thanks again
>


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Whoah . . . Stop throwing money at it for a while and see if you can
narrow it down some more! Other than the code, does it ever hesitate or
stall? Does it lack power until it's warm? Does it backfire or stink
when going down a long hill in a low gear (high revs)? I'd have changed
the PCV at the first sign of diminished mileage. Have you ever ran some
injector cleaner thru it? How's the timing belt for age / mileage?

I did a quick Google.com search for 'honda accord code 43' and found a
ton of stuff. OR Somebody around here will have the right answer first
time :-)

'Curly'