Check engines codes for Accord 4 cyl. 1999

Is there a place over the net that list them? What I get is only one
repetitive long blink.

 

http://tech.hybridgarage.com/tech/codes.html

 

Thank you. John. I disconnected the battery and the CE light
disappeared. It happened right after I missed starting the engine.
Might be related (?).

 

A code 1? I doubt it. But resetting the light to see if it comes up
again is standard procedure.

 

I thought that it would correspond to 1-0 or 10? No?

 

How then would you know which is a 1 and which is a 10?
I've always assumed a 10 would be ten slow flashes, but I must admit
I've never seen it. Tegger? Mista Bone? Have you guys seen a 10?

Saintor, explain what you mean by you 'missed starting the engine'.
You tried to start the engine and it would not start? Did it fire at
all, even briefly? It ran but just didn't start on the first try?

 

Probably entirely my fault. With the starter, I didn't allow enough time to
get the engine running. I don't think it fired. Started just ok at the
next attempt.

 

How then would you know which is a 1 and which is a 10?

Anyone?

 

The service manual for my '94 Civic says that DTC 10 and above are "a
series of long and short flashes". I would think, but have never seen,
that 10 would be a single, long flash and that 20 would be two long
flashes. "10" is the intake air temperature sensor on my car and it is
easy to unplug. I'll try it one of these days.

 

But where exactly is this IAT sensor? I guess it is close to intake,
but I can't find it.

 

Finally got the bill. It was a CVS valve located near the gas tank.
95$CAD + 2.5 hours + 49.95$ Scan for a total close to 300$CAD, txs in.

Why would a CVS valve would fail? No idea. I think that these OBD-II
devices are oversensitive.