have a '94 honda passport that will just stop running. have had it in the shop for one month. you will be driving down the road and it will just go dead/motor stops running. the i check the pressure vail on the back of the motor that has the gas flowing through it, pressure there, gas there. the motor might crank or it might have to sit over night then start right up. the honda dealer says its something in the fuel system, but what? they think that it is either the cylinoid or fuel pump, but not sure. any ideas???

I have a 90 Accord that lost its "speed". Basically the speedometer stopped working. At the same time the "S" light on the transmission started blinking, and the check engine light comes up sometimes. The engine runs as well as before, and the car drives almost as good as before. Other then the slight change in gear shifting points it shifts as good as before. After some quick reading (and realizing that chilton's books are just for fun :) ), I'm suspecting a bad VSS (vehicle speed sensor). Am I looking in the right direction? Other then the $250 price tag for a new sensor it's also in a location horrible to get to (took me 1 hour to find it). Is there a way to test the old sensor to make sure it's "dead"? Could it be something else? The dead speedomer is kind of a sure sign of a dead VSS as neither the speed or miles driven are registered anymore, and the only input for the speedometer is the VSS.