1992 Honda Accord LX Wagon

Start with a routine tune-up. New air filter, new spark plugs, distributor cap and rotor button. Make sure the sparkplugs are gapped correctly before installing. Plug wires are less likely to go bad, so I would hold off on that.

Approx. 6 quarts.

factory immobilisor ,try taking it to the dealer

no. you'll need a car dollie.

When did you last have a tune up? Sounds like it's not running on all four cylinders. Check the oil to make sure they filled it to the correct level, but the oil change should not be related. With the engine cold, check the wires at the distributor cap, to make sure they are inserted completely, also that they are connected properly to the spark plugs. If you're not sure when it was last tuned, or it's been quite a while, replace the plugs, plug wires, distributor cap, and rotor. It won't cost much for parts, and you can do it yourself to save $$. Let me know how it goes, or if you need further help. Curt

Check your oil drain plug on the bottom of your oil pan (may be loose or stripped) and check the oil filter connection (may be loose or gasket is pushed to one side).

Sounds like your valve seals are gone. Expensive, unless you can do it yourself.

Fuel filter (faceing Engine) is on the Left of the firewall below the black box with vac. lines going to it There is a bolt 10mm head at that box which will allow you to flip box without disconnecting vac.lines. Good Luck

My 92 Honda Accord LX was having the same problem, after replacing the the fuel filter, spark plugs, wires and distributor cap and rotor. My engine light was on and I had the car computer read to determine what was exactly wrong, the reading was 100% accurate and I changed the part that was needed myself and the car has been performing past 40mph.

a good tune up shall solve your problem. replace the ff: spark plug. spark plug wires, air filter, fuel filter, and an oil change, good luck!