Is the distributor an hitachi
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Asked by LizC Aug 05, 2012 at 08:49 AM about the 1988 Honda Accord DX Sedan

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Need a new distributor for a 1988 honda accord dx

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LizC answered 12 years ago

possibility that the fuse for the tachometer is blown, where do I find the fuse to see if this is problem. Tach works at times, when it works the car starts immediately, when it doesn't car has difficulty.

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