Randolph

Sahin wrote:
>
> Thanks you everybody for the help. I think I have found the service
> connector. I just want to verify one more time. Both service connector
> (2 pins) and data link connector (3 pins) where inside a green rubber
> cover just little below the glove box on the right side. As it was not
> dangling rather sticked inside a well fitted green cover, I never
> thought about this. Can you guys confirm me that I found service
> connector not anything else on Honda CIVIC 93, LX sedan.

I think you found it. See
http://www.geocities.com/ng_randolph...ivic_info.html for a photo
of a '94 Civic SCC and DLC.

> After you guys confirm me I am going to perform the testing. If it
> shows code 17, I am sure something wrong with VSS. If 17, I will make
> sure that connection with VSS is also good. Previous post have
> suggested to test it by voltmeter according to manual. I have the
> manual and did not find anything about testing the connection of VSS.
> Can you guys suggest how could I verify that wiring/connection of 3
> pin VSS is good by voltmeter??

The VSS is mentioned both under Fuel System and Electrical System in the
'94 service manual. I have never seen the '93 manual. Testing at the VSS
connector is described in the Electrical section of the manual, page
23-140 (or 1080 of 1258) at
http://www.hondahookup.com/manuals/USDM_92-95_civic.zip.


> After I perform that and find nothing wrong, I will get a new VSS/used
> VSS and replace the old one. Replacing should be fairley easy. If the
> problem still persist, I am screwed )...

Looks simple. Just heed the warning about the small drive link that is
easy to loose.