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Transmision light on dash flashing - 1988 Honda Prelude

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I have a similar problem with the S3 light flashing and the check engine light coming on as well as surging issues. On '88-'91 Preludes the ECU is located under the carpet on the right passenger floorboard. There will be a small flap in the carpet you pull up to see the ECU LED. Turn the key to ACC(radio on, but not started) and follow the directions on the link below. http://mustardcat.brinkster.net/p3g/Documentation/ECUerrorcodes/ECUcodes.htm

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