EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
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EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a check
engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause, one
time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one cycle or
something) and then came right back. That's when the check engine light
came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause, one
time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one cycle or
something) and then came right back. That's when the check engine light
came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
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Re: EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 16:58:27 -0500, "Curt" <CurtHesher@msn.com> wrote:
>Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a check
>engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause, one
>time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one cycle or
>something) and then came right back. That's when the check engine light
>came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
These are listed in the Haynes manuals, but you're right, it is often
caused by a misfire (or is on my 88 civic anyway)
one blink is an error in the oxygen sensor, caused by , yep, a misfire
sending unburnt stuff down to the cat.
>Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a check
>engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause, one
>time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one cycle or
>something) and then came right back. That's when the check engine light
>came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
These are listed in the Haynes manuals, but you're right, it is often
caused by a misfire (or is on my 88 civic anyway)
one blink is an error in the oxygen sensor, caused by , yep, a misfire
sending unburnt stuff down to the cat.
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Re: EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 16:58:27 -0500, "Curt" <CurtHesher@msn.com> wrote:
>Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a check
>engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause, one
>time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one cycle or
>something) and then came right back. That's when the check engine light
>came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
These are listed in the Haynes manuals, but you're right, it is often
caused by a misfire (or is on my 88 civic anyway)
one blink is an error in the oxygen sensor, caused by , yep, a misfire
sending unburnt stuff down to the cat.
>Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a check
>engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause, one
>time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one cycle or
>something) and then came right back. That's when the check engine light
>came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
These are listed in the Haynes manuals, but you're right, it is often
caused by a misfire (or is on my 88 civic anyway)
one blink is an error in the oxygen sensor, caused by , yep, a misfire
sending unburnt stuff down to the cat.
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Re: EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
"Curt" <CurtHesher@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause,
> one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one
> cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the check
> engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
Some great contributor found this link
http://www.iequus.com/assets/manuals..._E_14JAN03.pdf to a manual
that covers testing your car, and many other Japanese imports from the late
80s through 1995. Wherever it refers to a "code reader" they are talking
about the jumpers they sell with this manual for $35 US or so. I bought the
set before this was posted :-(
Mike
news:bfGdnfSS8a7qtG3cRVn-sA@comcast.com...
> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause,
> one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one
> cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the check
> engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
Some great contributor found this link
http://www.iequus.com/assets/manuals..._E_14JAN03.pdf to a manual
that covers testing your car, and many other Japanese imports from the late
80s through 1995. Wherever it refers to a "code reader" they are talking
about the jumpers they sell with this manual for $35 US or so. I bought the
set before this was posted :-(
Mike
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Re: EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
"Curt" <CurtHesher@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause,
> one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one
> cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the check
> engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
Some great contributor found this link
http://www.iequus.com/assets/manuals..._E_14JAN03.pdf to a manual
that covers testing your car, and many other Japanese imports from the late
80s through 1995. Wherever it refers to a "code reader" they are talking
about the jumpers they sell with this manual for $35 US or so. I bought the
set before this was posted :-(
Mike
news:bfGdnfSS8a7qtG3cRVn-sA@comcast.com...
> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time, pause,
> one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire for one
> cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the check
> engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
Some great contributor found this link
http://www.iequus.com/assets/manuals..._E_14JAN03.pdf to a manual
that covers testing your car, and many other Japanese imports from the late
80s through 1995. Wherever it refers to a "code reader" they are talking
about the jumpers they sell with this manual for $35 US or so. I bought the
set before this was posted :-(
Mike
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Re: EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
"Curt" <CurtHesher@msn.com> wrote in
news:bfGdnfSS8a7qtG3cRVn-sA@comcast.com:
> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time,
> pause, one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire
> for one cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the
> check engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
>
That's a Code 1: Oxygen Sensor.
Pull the Backup fuse (or Hazard/Backup) under the hood for 30 seconds, then
replace. This will reset the Check Engine light.
If the CEL does not illuminate again, forget about it. If it does, check
all wiring for integrity. If good, replace oxygen sensor.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:bfGdnfSS8a7qtG3cRVn-sA@comcast.com:
> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time,
> pause, one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire
> for one cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the
> check engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
>
That's a Code 1: Oxygen Sensor.
Pull the Backup fuse (or Hazard/Backup) under the hood for 30 seconds, then
replace. This will reset the Check Engine light.
If the CEL does not illuminate again, forget about it. If it does, check
all wiring for integrity. If good, replace oxygen sensor.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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Re: EDU error codes for 89 Civic DX Hatch back
"Curt" <CurtHesher@msn.com> wrote in
news:bfGdnfSS8a7qtG3cRVn-sA@comcast.com:
> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time,
> pause, one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire
> for one cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the
> check engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
>
That's a Code 1: Oxygen Sensor.
Pull the Backup fuse (or Hazard/Backup) under the hood for 30 seconds, then
replace. This will reset the Check Engine light.
If the CEL does not illuminate again, forget about it. If it does, check
all wiring for integrity. If good, replace oxygen sensor.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:bfGdnfSS8a7qtG3cRVn-sA@comcast.com:
> Anyone know how to interpret that blinking light on the ECU? I got a
> check engine today and saw that the ecu light is flashing one time,
> pause, one time, pause, etc. It felt like the car missed (didn't fire
> for one cycle or something) and then came right back. That's when the
> check engine light came on. Thanks for ya'll help.
>
>
That's a Code 1: Oxygen Sensor.
Pull the Backup fuse (or Hazard/Backup) under the hood for 30 seconds, then
replace. This will reset the Check Engine light.
If the CEL does not illuminate again, forget about it. If it does, check
all wiring for integrity. If good, replace oxygen sensor.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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