O2 Sensor Light
Hello,
My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light on the dash that says oxygen sensor. He replaced the sensor, now he needs to know how to turn off light. Thanks Larry |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole
to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance light. |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole
to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance light. |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole
to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance light. |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole
to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance light. |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote:
> Hello, > My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light on > the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to > know how to turn off light. > Thanks Larry To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. Good Luck Danny |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote:
> Hello, > My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light on > the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to > know how to turn off light. > Thanks Larry To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. Good Luck Danny |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote:
> Hello, > My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light on > the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to > know how to turn off light. > Thanks Larry To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. Good Luck Danny |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote:
> Hello, > My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light on > the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to > know how to turn off light. > Thanks Larry To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. Good Luck Danny |
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<jfrancis311@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1170988840.099768.144500@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com... > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > Is the panel easy to remove. Is the procedure on the internet somewhere? Larry |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
<jfrancis311@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1170988840.099768.144500@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com... > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > Is the panel easy to remove. Is the procedure on the internet somewhere? Larry |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
<jfrancis311@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1170988840.099768.144500@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com... > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > Is the panel easy to remove. Is the procedure on the internet somewhere? Larry |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
<jfrancis311@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1170988840.099768.144500@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com... > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > Is the panel easy to remove. Is the procedure on the internet somewhere? Larry |
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jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500
@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500
@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500
@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500
@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one hole > to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a maintenance > light. > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
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Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in
news:Xns98D3BB09C62CAtegger@207.14.116.130: > jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500 > @p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > >> The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one >> hole to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a >> maintenance light. >> > > > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. > > The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or > there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). > Ach, Danny Chauhan is right. I forgot to mention if the sensor has alrady been replaced, disconnect the battery for ten seconds to clear the light if it's still on. I don't know if Isuzu (the Passport's actual maker) uses the sort of radio anti-theft code Honda uses, but it's worth checking for that BEFORE disconnecting the battery! -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
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Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in
news:Xns98D3BB09C62CAtegger@207.14.116.130: > jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500 > @p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > >> The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one >> hole to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a >> maintenance light. >> > > > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. > > The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or > there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). > Ach, Danny Chauhan is right. I forgot to mention if the sensor has alrady been replaced, disconnect the battery for ten seconds to clear the light if it's still on. I don't know if Isuzu (the Passport's actual maker) uses the sort of radio anti-theft code Honda uses, but it's worth checking for that BEFORE disconnecting the battery! -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in
news:Xns98D3BB09C62CAtegger@207.14.116.130: > jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500 > @p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > >> The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one >> hole to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a >> maintenance light. >> > > > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. > > The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or > there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). > Ach, Danny Chauhan is right. I forgot to mention if the sensor has alrady been replaced, disconnect the battery for ten seconds to clear the light if it's still on. I don't know if Isuzu (the Passport's actual maker) uses the sort of radio anti-theft code Honda uses, but it's worth checking for that BEFORE disconnecting the battery! -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: O2 Sensor Light
Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in
news:Xns98D3BB09C62CAtegger@207.14.116.130: > jfrancis311@gmail.com wrote in news:1170988840.099768.144500 > @p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com: > >> The instrument panel needs to come out and a screw moved from one >> hole to another. The light comes on at 90k intervals. It is a >> maintenance light. >> > > > No it's not. This is specifically an O2 sensor malfunction lamp. > > The replacement oxygen sensor that was installed is defective, or > there is a poor connection somewhere (corrosion or wire breakage). > Ach, Danny Chauhan is right. I forgot to mention if the sensor has alrady been replaced, disconnect the battery for ten seconds to clear the light if it's still on. I don't know if Isuzu (the Passport's actual maker) uses the sort of radio anti-theft code Honda uses, but it's worth checking for that BEFORE disconnecting the battery! -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
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<danny_chauhan@msn.com> wrote in message news:1171013605.427440.8120@v33g2000cwv.googlegrou ps.com... > On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote: >> Hello, >> My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light >> on >> the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to >> know how to turn off light. >> Thanks Larry > > To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min > and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my > case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 > sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the > generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which > turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. > Good Luck Danny > What year and model car? And which generic were you considering buying? Did the guy say why you shouldn't by the generic? Bob |
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<danny_chauhan@msn.com> wrote in message news:1171013605.427440.8120@v33g2000cwv.googlegrou ps.com... > On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote: >> Hello, >> My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light >> on >> the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to >> know how to turn off light. >> Thanks Larry > > To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min > and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my > case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 > sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the > generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which > turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. > Good Luck Danny > What year and model car? And which generic were you considering buying? Did the guy say why you shouldn't by the generic? Bob |
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<danny_chauhan@msn.com> wrote in message news:1171013605.427440.8120@v33g2000cwv.googlegrou ps.com... > On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote: >> Hello, >> My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light >> on >> the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to >> know how to turn off light. >> Thanks Larry > > To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min > and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my > case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 > sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the > generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which > turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. > Good Luck Danny > What year and model car? And which generic were you considering buying? Did the guy say why you shouldn't by the generic? Bob |
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<danny_chauhan@msn.com> wrote in message news:1171013605.427440.8120@v33g2000cwv.googlegrou ps.com... > On Feb 9, 12:23 am, "LCosby" <lcosby at knology dot net> wrote: >> Hello, >> My friend has a 94 Passport with the 4 cylinder. He says there is a light >> on >> the dash that saysoxygensensor. He replaced thesensor, now he needs to >> know how to turn off light. >> Thanks Larry > > To reset the Light, Just disconnect the battery lead for about 1 min > and reconnect. Hopefully the light should go out. Incidentally In my > case Honda was cunning in the sense that I could not replace the O2 > sensor with a cheap generic sensor. On talking to the supplier of the > generic sensor he advised me to purchase the genuine sensor which > turned out to leave a big hole in my pocket. > Good Luck Danny > What year and model car? And which generic were you considering buying? Did the guy say why you shouldn't by the generic? Bob |
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