HELP check engine light?
HELP check engine light?
i was driving my car yesterday and i saw the light came on so plz can anyone tell me how to check the code and reset the light want diy detail with pic plz.
Thank
my car is acura 2.2 CL 1997 manual
Thank
my car is acura 2.2 CL 1997 manual
take a little wire. splice both ends. under the dash below the glove compartment you will find a green connector plugged. unplug the connector from the stay. place the spliced wire in. each end in each hole. turn key to 2nd position. you will get a series of short and long blinks. long blinks = 10s and short blinks = 1s. so if you get three long and two short you have 32. after you get the code google honda cel codes. by the way you are running OBD2.
do you have Kragen's/ Checker's/ Schuck's/ Murray's Auto Parts (same company, diff branches) in your area? They will do it for free.
If not, go to a small shop and ask them if they will get you the code for free.
If that's not possible, go to the noob guide, it has more detailed instructions on how to get the codes with a paper clip... not that supraman's instruction isn't correct
If not, go to a small shop and ask them if they will get you the code for free.
If that's not possible, go to the noob guide, it has more detailed instructions on how to get the codes with a paper clip... not that supraman's instruction isn't correct
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Originally Posted by SupraManAG
i simply dont trust people with my car. they can fuck up anything at an eye blink
Only 2 things I won't diy, brakes and suspension though I did swap my stock suspension on myself
Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
Only 2 things I won't diy, brakes and suspension though I did swap my stock suspension on myself 
Ok so I did as you had told me to..
The code that comes up is 63..which is Secondary Oxygen Sensor Low/High Voltage & Slow Response.
Could anyone tell me where its exactly located?If its possible with a picture or something and how to replace it?
I'd appreciate it alot.
Thanks in advance.
The code that comes up is 63..which is Secondary Oxygen Sensor Low/High Voltage & Slow Response.
Could anyone tell me where its exactly located?If its possible with a picture or something and how to replace it?
I'd appreciate it alot.
Thanks in advance.
Originally Posted by SupraManAG
take a little wire. splice both ends. under the dash below the glove compartment you will find a green connector plugged. unplug the connector from the stay. place the spliced wire in. each end in each hole. turn key to 2nd position. you will get a series of short and long blinks. long blinks = 10s and short blinks = 1s. so if you get three long and two short you have 32. after you get the code google honda cel codes. by the way you are running OBD2.
Assuming O2 sensor is at fault, it's #28 in the pic below.
It's a sensor that should be at the end of the catalytic converter. Kinda like the following:
You'll need a o2 sensor socket to replace it.
It's a simple unplug connector, unscrew sensor, apply anti-seize to new sensor threads, then screw in sensor, plug in connector. Reset CEL and complete 3 drive cycles.
It's a sensor that should be at the end of the catalytic converter. Kinda like the following:
You'll need a o2 sensor socket to replace it.
It's a simple unplug connector, unscrew sensor, apply anti-seize to new sensor threads, then screw in sensor, plug in connector. Reset CEL and complete 3 drive cycles.
To reset the CEL, turn the ignition to OFF position. Remove the "Backup (radio)" fuse in the under-dash fuse box for 30 seconds and put it back in. *NOTE* This will erase all your Radio settings. So remember to save all your radio settings, radio anti-theft code, etc.
Drive cycles are certain driving criteria that need to be met. Such as cruising at a certain speed for x minutes. Completing 3 driving cycles with no errors verifies you have fixed the issue and your car will be emissions ready. I don't think Honda/Acura publicly lists actual driving cycles criteria. Normally I can fulfill these in a few days of driving to work and back.
Drive cycles are certain driving criteria that need to be met. Such as cruising at a certain speed for x minutes. Completing 3 driving cycles with no errors verifies you have fixed the issue and your car will be emissions ready. I don't think Honda/Acura publicly lists actual driving cycles criteria. Normally I can fulfill these in a few days of driving to work and back.
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