I got an '86 accord, efi, and about 30% of the time, when I accelerate it cuts out as in a bad carb. But it's efi not carbureted.....I replaced the fuel injectors. Any ideas???

 

Anyone???

 

have you looked at your fuel pump...that could be it, or it could be your ignition too(not getting enough spark at high rpms) I would do a COMPLETE tune up first, including changing of fuel filter,plugs, wires, timing belt adjustment...etc...etc... and then go from there...90% of the time that should do it

 

It's got a new fuel filter, I thought that was my reason why the PGM fi light was on....then i changed the injectors...still the light is on...and it feels funny.....

 

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What code does it have stored?

 

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What code does it have stored?</TD></TR></TABLE>

How do I know what code it has stored??

 

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How do I know what code it has stored??</TD></TR></TABLE>
Put the drivers seat all the way foward, open the little door on the back of the ECU cover (under the seat) and count the blinks.

 

Thanks I"ll check that out today and get back to you....