This scanner physically will not fit on a 2006 honda accord v6 obd2 connector? Please advise?
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I have a 2006 Honda Civic and it fits. I think all OBD 2 ports are universal fit. WIs your port located under the steering wheel?
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What you're saying doesn't make sense. OBD2 is a standardized port size just like Firewire of USB. Maybe a panel needs trimming so it can be installed. I found this on the Internet.Found it! Sits all the way to the left, near the driver's side kick panel. Socket is mounted facing downward and parallel to the kick panel. Sits in plain view if you're less than 13" tall or standing on your head<g>So maybe, you're at the wrong location of Honda has made it difficult to use this type of device accidentally.
500517
What you're saying doesn't make sense. OBD2 is a standardized port size just like Firewire of USB. Maybe a panel needs trimming so it can be installed. I found this on the Internet. Found it! Sits all the way to the left, near the driver's side kick panel. Socket is mounted facing downward and parallel to the kick panel. Sits in plain view if you're less than 13" tall or standing on your head&lt;g&gt; So maybe, you're at the wrong location of Honda has made it difficult to use this type of device accidentally.
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Per owners manual that came with code reader it works on 1983 - 1995 Honda Civic/CRX, Accord, Del Sol, Odyseey, and Preclude.I used it on my 1992 Honda Accord and got the problem fixed. Hope this will help.
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If you have a 2002 Accord, then it should work with your vehicle. The only thing is that you have to program it for your car. You can get info on programming the fob online and can see how to do it with youtube videos.
849093
The obd 2 unit does not stick out more than about 2-3 inches from under the dash, as on most vehicles, the scanner port is recessed slightly on the right side of the steering wheel under the dash. I have used this with my father's ford expodition while he drives I run the scanner on my lg motion.
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This is the same part I used on my 2001 Honda accord 4 cylinder. It fixed the error code I was getting, I believe it was the same as yours. I would buy it if I were you.
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You'll need something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-Dash-1998-Up-Honda-Accord/dp/B0002OIFR4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395979108&sr=8-1&keywords=1999+honda+accord+stereo+dash+kit
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Dont know if it will fit your 1994 Honda Accord, I have not received mine as of yet, I am installing mine in a 1996 jeep grand cherokee, Ive studied the one i took out of my cluster and it looks to be the same, if it works it will post review.
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I have a 1992 Honda Accord DX. This part does not fit my car. Before you order this part disconnect the plug and check to see if the plug is the same as the picture. The Correct part for my car is Bosch 13322 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment. If your are replacing this part make sure you have either a Oxygen Sensor Socket or a Oxygen Sensor Offset Puller. My Honda needs a Oxygen Sensor Socket.
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You need denso 234-9040 fuel ratio sensor and 234-4797 oxygen sensor (honda accord 2006 4 cylinder)
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I'm not sure ! I own a 1997 honda accord and the brake one didn't fit well. If your brake pedal is more of a square than rectangular it will fit. Mine is more rectangular so I had to drill the pedal to run the screw through it
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I bought it for my 2007 honda accord coupe and it will work for your 06 if u need a tutorial on how to do the installation then go to this linkhttp://enfigcarstereo.com/BLITZSAFE_HON_AUX_DMX_V2X.html
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I'm looking for a scanner that can read my abs and or brakes! I have the 3100 and it doesn't read my abs brakes airbags etc
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did you get it to work? Cuz I have a 2000 honda accord and I still couldn't get it to fit :(
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Sorry Bill I try to works on this scanner but stills can't get the answer likes you have because it cheap and for old car to hard to get what I and you needs to know...good luck if somes out there may know the answer for you Bill...
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This will not work on your 92 Accord. There is a much cheaper way (free) to retrieve the codes from your car. There is a pair of wires with some sort of plastic connector at the end on the passenger side kick pannel (lower right of the glove compartment). If you stick your head under there, you may have to dig around a bit, you should find it. The wires on my 91 Accord are green and orange with a blue connector. Now it looks like this set of wires is supposed to plug into something, but it's not. What you need to do is short the leads! Just stick a paper clip or something in each hole. The error code will flash on the "S" light on the dash board. Here is how to decode them...short flashes are 1-9, long flashes means +10. So, two short flashes, error code 2. One short flash, error code 1. Four long flashes and one short flash, error code 41. Drop your error code into google and you should be able to diagnose your problem. I had error 41 about a year ago and was able to diagnose my fautly O2 sensor. I replaced it myself and save some sweet moolah!
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As always, no guarantees, but if the car was manufactured AFTER 1996, it should have the CAN OBD-II protocol built into the computer, which means that any scantool would work just fine. Please search for my full review of this product in order to get a better idea of whether or not this is the right scantool for you. This one has some advanced features that most people don't need, and it also has some features that don't quite work as advertised, which effectively means this unit doesn't quite measure up to some of the other scantools out there in terms of "bang for your buck".
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This will work with all accords 98-02, just make sure your model has the trunk open button on your current remote fob