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Car Forum / Honda Cars / September 2004

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Honda Accord 1987

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GP - 19 Sep 2004 23:36 GMT
I found a 1987 Accord LX for a winter car
it's out of town the ladie that selling
it does not know if it's fuel injection
or not are the 87 Accord carburator or EFI
Thank's
Caroline - 20 Sep 2004 00:07 GMT
From info on 1987 Accords at
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/jsp/mws/catdisplay.jsp

LX appears to indicate carbureted.

LXI appears to indicate fuel injected.

www.autozone.com (see pointers to free vehicle repair guides) say 65% of 1987
Accords are carbureted.

> I found a 1987 Accord LX for a winter car
> it's out of town the ladie that selling
> it does not know if it's fuel injection
> or not are the 87 Accord carburator or EFI
> Thank's
jjjsan - 20 Sep 2004 00:55 GMT
Yes, thats correct, DX, LX is carb, LXI = "I"njector
I used to own 88 LXI, great car.
Jason - 21 Sep 2004 03:14 GMT
> I found a 1987 Accord LX for a winter car
> it's out of town the ladie that selling
> it does not know if it's fuel injection
> or not are the 87 Accord carburator or EFI
> Thank's

I suggest that you get a carfax report on it.
If the carfax report indicates that it was
in a major accident--don't buy it.
I once had a friend that bought a car that was
in a bad accident and the frame was bend. I seem
to recall that he gave the car to a junk yard
since in those days--it cost a lot of money to
fix the problem. I don't know how much it cost
today.

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