I have a blinking green "S" light in my 1990 Honda Accord. What does this mean?

bring your car in for service, but be prepared, some places do charge your for just diagnosing the problem by hooking up a computer. i work for a dealership. it is harder than it sounds like. Most of the time the technician needs to recreate the situation and take your car and drive it. I've had to do it countless times, sometimes it takes several hours and the technician needs to get paid. Most places have a flat rate so the customer isn't screwed over if the tech takes a long time.

Ive observed you havent suggested something relating to the alternator it ought to b goin out yet sure verify connectors, grounds, and additionally fuses and additionally verify each spark plug verify they arent swimming in oil that would reason ur vehicle to close off if thats the case replace valve gasket o ther than verify gasoline strains for any warning signs of broken or pinched spots additionally verify the place the gasoline pump is placed and do a attempt by way of having yet another physique in drivers seat to CYCLE the foremost do no longer activate vehicle OR CRANK merely CYCLE IT and till now the different physique does so loosen the line closest to the gasoline tank and notice if gasoline is going by way of while u cycle then reconnect the line if gasoline is goin by way of freely (positioned on protection GLASSES while DOING SO NO gasoline gets IN EYES AND something to hide nostril AND MOUTH) bypass to the hood raise up locate gasoline line do the comparable technique throughout lower back now this would be a at living house attempt ensure to envision if the gasoline is shifting freely or if no longer you have pinch someplace and constantly have a back up wrench to disconnect the strains (if mandatory)

The S light is for Service, so it was your car's way of polietly asking you to take it in to have it looked at. ;)