Trouble Code Retrieval
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RE: Trouble Code Retrieval - 5/31/2006 3:53:42 PM
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YeuEmMaiMai
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what years you looking for?
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RE: Trouble Code Retrieval - 5/31/2006 4:28:38 PM
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sir_nasty
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I just thought it would be nice to have a guide showing how to retrieve them from a 86 to a 06 just so we can referance the post when asking people to post the code...
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RE: Trouble Code Retrieval - 5/31/2006 4:44:50 PM
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YeuEmMaiMai
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How do I pull my engine codes if I do not have a scanner tool?
for 5th gen (1994-97) short the blue 2 pin connector under dash behind glove box turn ignition on count how many times chk engine light blinks
for 6th gen (1998-2002) and I belive 7th gen (2003-07?) - NOT SURE short pins 8 and 13 on the DLC located on left side of drivers side under dash. This may or may not work (most likely) on the new C.A.N. enabled accords due in '08.
Do one of the following:
a. Go to Autozone (if you live outside of California) and have them read your codes (highly recommended as it's free and you can retreive codes that will not blink on CEL)
or
b. See the instructions below
WARNING!!!: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK AS SHORTING THE WRONG PINS WILL RESULT IN DAMAGED ECU.
a. Find the Data Link Connector (DLC) located under the instrument panel in the driver's side. It is bolted to the kick panel and is gray in color on the 1998 models.
b. Jump terminals 8 and 13 by connecting them with a wire/cable.
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...._____|________|_____
.../|1...2...3...4...5...6...7...8|\
../.|==============...|.\
./..|9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.|...\
/----------------------------------- \
DATA LINK CONNECTOR (DLC)
c. Turn the ignition key to ON and watch the "CHECK ENGINE" light. It will blink the codes. For example:
1 long flash
pause
3 short flashes
results in 13 and that is your Barometric Pressure Sensor
1 short flash = 1.
1 long flash = 10.
If there is no trouble codes, the light will not flash.
Flashes.....Code(s)............................... .........Description
1...............P0131,P0132....................... .........Primary heated O2 sensor circuit low/high voltage
3...............P0107,P0108....................... .........Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor circuit low/high voltage
4.............. P0335,P0336.................................Cranks haft position sensor
5.............. P1128,P1129.................................Map sensor circuit low/high voltage
6...............P0117,P0118....................... .........Electronic Coolant Temperature (ECT) sensor circuit low/high input
7...............P0122,P0123,P1121,P1122.... ........Throttle position sensor (TPS) circuit low/high input
8...............P1359,P1361,P1362.......................CKP/TDC sensor 1
9...............P1381,P1382....................... .........CYP Sensor
10.............P0112,P0113........................ ........Intake Air Temperature (IAT) sensor circuit low/high input
12.............P1491,P1498........................ ........EGR valve
13.............P1106,P1107,P1108.................. ....Barometric pressure sensor
14.............P0505,P1519........................ ........IAC valve
17.............P0500.............................. ............VSS fault
20.............P1297,P1298........................ ........Electric Load Detector (ELD)
21.............P1253.............................. ...........VTEC
22.............P1257,P1258,P1259.................. ....VTEC
23.............P0325.............................. ...........Knock sensor (4cyl only)
41.............P0135,P1166,P1167.................. ...Primary heated O2 sensor
45.............P0171,P0172........................ .......System adaptive fuel too lean/rich
48.............P1162.............................. ...........Primary heated O2 sensor
58.............P1366,P1367........................ .......TDC sensor 2
61.............P0133,P1149,P1163,64,65............. Primary heated O2 sensor
63.............P0137,38,39........................ ........Secondary heated O2 sensor
65.............P0141.............................. ...........Secondary heated O2 sensor
67.............P0420.............................. ...........Catalyst system efficiency below threshold
70.............P0715,20,25,30,40,53,58,63...........Automatic transaxle malfunction
71.............P0300,P0301........................ ........Random/Cylinder 1 misfire
72.............P0302.............................. ............Cylinder 2 misfire
73.............P0303.............................. ............Cylinder 3 misfire
74.............P0304.............................. ............Cylinder 4 misfire
75.............P0305.............................. ............Cylinder 5 misfire
76.............P0306.............................. ............Cylinder 6 misfire
80.............P0401.............................. ............EGR insufficient flow
86.............P0116.............................. ............Electronic Coolant Temperature (ECT) sensor range/performance
90.............P1456,P1457........................ ........EVAP control system leak
91.............P0452,P0453........................ ........EVAP fuel tank pressure sensor low/high input
The following codes will not flash since they require a code scanner:
P1607-PCM internal circuit failure
P1705,06,38,39,53,68,73,91-Automatic transaxle failure<-these things are totally useless IMHO as my trans was DEAD and still no codes were thrown
HOW TO CLEAR TROUBLE CODES (after you fix the problem)
a. Remove ignition key
b. Locate fuse panel on passenger's side
c. Remove fuse no. 13 10 seconds, and then place it back in. (this way you will not have to re enter your radio code)
(I pulled this from a FAQ I wrote on another site)
< Message edited by YeuEmMaiMai -- 5/31/2006 5:07:52 PM >
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RE: Trouble Code Retrieval - 5/31/2006 4:51:11 PM
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sir_nasty
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that's exactly what I was talking about... plus if we could get the older years in there it would help... also, just for ease of use changing it from saying 5th gen to the actuall dates would vastly improve readability for a novice. no acronyms. I want to get something together that someone who can't even change their own oil can use...
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RE: Trouble Code Retrieval - 6/1/2006 2:40:00 AM
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deserthonda
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http://www.troublecodes.net/honda/
if this is what you got in mind, we have it at the DIY section...
on Honda OBD CODES
On 86 -89 accords you need to look at the ECU window and read the codes,, ECU is located under driver seat..
90 -97 you can jump the SC ( service connector ) under the rt side dash, 90-93 it is by the kick panel .. 94-97 , it is below glove box
the SC, in a 2 wire blue plug,, it could be wrapped up in blue tape if never used before ..on 94-97 there is a 3 wires connector DO NOT jump it ...
to get the code jump those 2 wires , turn the key on and read the blinks on the dash
long flash = 10
short flash = 1
so 1 long ,2 shorts = code 12 ........four long ,3 shorts = code 43 etc etc ..
98 and newer i would go to autozone and have them read the code for free.. codes would start with Pfollowed .....and 4 numbers ..
< Message edited by deserthonda -- 6/1/2006 2:49:40 AM >
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RE: Trouble Code Retrieval - 6/6/2006 1:30:22 PM
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i am seriously proud right now
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