I cant find the connector on my 1995 honda accord i checked everywhere its the connector for the diagnose of my check engine light

Head to your local Autosave auto parts store or Orielly's and have them do a free check engine light diagnoses. This is a free service by many local auto parts stores and the computer will give you the answer to your check engine light issue

engine check light does come on if your VSS doesn't work.
i suggest you use a car diagnostic tool check your car.
mvci honda toyota have a look.

Check with the help of a wiring diagram what a common circuit is and trace that circuit for a break or short. Your car is probably in limp home mode.

The service check connector is a BLUE, 2-pin connector located in the area of the right side kick panel. You may have to remove the kick panel to find it. It is normally "taped up" to the wiring harness and should be there unless someone has previously un-taped it and left it "dangling". You can jumper the connector with a paper clip and turn the ignition on to get the check engine light to output flash codes.

The only thing "common" about fixing the check engine light is that you MUST get the fault code so that you will know which of the many circuits monitored by the computer is malfunctioning. When you find out which circuit is malfunctioning, then you must diagnose that circuit to find out why. NOBODY can tell you what to fix or replace without FIRST retrieving the fault code.

1993 Honda Accord was equipped with 1 oxygen sensor. It is located in front of the catalytic converter. There is no second oxygen sensor. Toyota began using downstream oxygen sensors to monitor the catalyst in some of the late 1995 models. (getting ready for mandatory OBDII which began in 1996)

ottozone cant help? WOW. You will be better off staying away from them and their **** parts. Under the hood find the fuse box. Find the fuse marked BACK UP 7.5 amps. Remove that fuse for 1 minute and then reinstall it. That should clear out the trouble code.

OBD DIAGNOSTIC LINK CONNECTOR / 1995 Honda Accord 2.2L MFI 4cyl
The OBD Diagnostic Link Connector is located: Front seating area, driver side, driver side of steering column, mounted behind center of instrument panel.

Good luck, and remember rated this help.

there is no plug for ur vehicle... ur car is obd 1 on board diagnostics system 1... but u can pull back the carpet on the lower passenger floor (where a passengers feet would rest) and check the computer for a window that has a little red l.e.d light that may be flashing... u can tell what codes are stored by counting these flashes in the correct way and sequence...

I dont think so. 95 had 2 different engines. it will be close. you will have to check every connection and it will take some time. id get the correct one for your model and year and it still might be a little different.

type error code 76 and make into google.joe

I had the same problem with my 1995 Honda Accord V6 2.7L a year ago. It was a pain to have Honda diagnose the problem because it was intermittent and every time I took my car in to the dealership they said they couldn't reproduce the problem, but the longer you wait the more frequently your tachometer will fluctuate. I finally stopped by the dealership when the tachometer was jumping and they were able to diagnose the problem. In my case there was a faulty resistor in the ignition coil, but the entire ignition coil needs to be replaced. I don't know anything about cars but I know this fixed my problem. I went directly though Honda's service center so I know they charged me more than an independent repair shop but I'm looking at my invoice now and I paid $150 for the ignition coil and $200 for labor. After Honda diagnosed the problem I searched for "1995 honda accord ignition coil tachometer" and found that other people had the same problem and replacing the ignition coil was the fix. Hope this helps.