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fathrdeath 07-02-2012 02:59 AM

some problem with my car
 
I owned 96 Honda, It misfire on my way home. I don’t know what's wrong with it .For I just change the battery and alternator, so I read the fault code with my fault reader and it shown P0328, P0340, P0420, P0031.What's the code? Is it easy if I repair myself?

my1st.honda93 07-02-2012 04:20 AM

the po328 is knock sensor circuit performance,this sensor plays a major role in the electric spark control.check it replace if needed.
po340 is no camshaft position sensor signal at powertrain control module,check connection at the sensor.you mite be able to test it not sure?replace if needed.
po420 upstream catalytic converter efficiency below threshold.mite be a clogged up converter?take it to the shop.
And p0031 is shorted condition in upstream O2 sensor heater control feedback sensing circuit.really no way to check 02 sensors?
But before you go out an buy all these sensors i would have your PCM (Powertrain Control Module) checked out 1st.Rarely do the PCM go bad but it does and has happened!so before you go spend a few hundred bucks on sensors spend a hundred and have the PCM checked.
goodluck!

poorman212 07-02-2012 05:23 PM

I have moved this to the proper section.

redbull-1 07-02-2012 05:40 PM

When there are multiple codes, it may be due to a short somewhere and possibly one or more blown fuses. Check fuses first and then try to locate the source of the possible short. -- It may even be related to the alternator wiring since you mentioned the battery and alternator was just replaced.

fathrdeath 07-03-2012 09:59 PM

thanks guys.

WheelBrokerAng 07-07-2012 01:40 AM

Good post with good answers...Great Guys! :)

Dr. Drivability 07-07-2012 09:37 AM

sounds like the components replaced were due to a no charge condition with a wiped out battery...this can cause all kinds of havoc on the computer system/sensors...clear the codes and see which ones come back, if any. they all can be checked/diagnosed, including the oxygen sensors.


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