can't get rid of heater circuit malfunction code
#1
can't get rid of heater circuit malfunction code
before you ask. yes i've cleared it many times. yes i've checked the wiring and it's all good. yess i've replaced both the oxygen sensors. it's a 97 lx sedan and i always get that code back and it's really starting to annoy me. any help would be nice
#2
Well, if you are confident that the O2 sensors and wiring are fine, then the ECU may be bad.
Is the CEL code for the primary or secondary O2 sensor? What specific CEL code?
Is the CEL code for the primary or secondary O2 sensor? What specific CEL code?
Last edited by RonJ; 10-23-2008 at 09:52 AM.
#4
#7
That is your problem
The owner of http://www.oxygensensors.com specifically told me NEVER TO USE BOSCH O2 sensors on ANY HONDA OR TOYOTA because they DO NOT WORK for some reason (in fact he refuses to sell them). I know that Bosch is a great brand normally, but their O2 sensors for Honda and Toyota just don't seem to cut it.
Your best bet is to replace them with OE style denso, walker, NTK (the O2 sensor division of NGK and who makes the Honda OE ones) or OEM Honda. Anything else will definitely cause issues.
The owner of http://www.oxygensensors.com specifically told me NEVER TO USE BOSCH O2 sensors on ANY HONDA OR TOYOTA because they DO NOT WORK for some reason (in fact he refuses to sell them). I know that Bosch is a great brand normally, but their O2 sensors for Honda and Toyota just don't seem to cut it.
Your best bet is to replace them with OE style denso, walker, NTK (the O2 sensor division of NGK and who makes the Honda OE ones) or OEM Honda. Anything else will definitely cause issues.
Last edited by TheJGB3; 10-29-2008 at 01:46 AM.
#8
Did you cut and splice wires to install the O2 sensors?
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