Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

My local Autozone store plugged into my computer and told me that the code
was either P071 or P091. ( I didn't have a pen and am going from memory)

He did say that the code ment "running too lean on bank one". He also
recommended that I take it to Honda so they could use their analyzer since
it will probably give them more specific information. "There are too many
things that might cause this particular code to come up."

The indicator was no longer lit after he pulled the code so maybe I am
lucky and this was just a fluke.

Thanks to all that replied to my original posting.

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Clyde <none@none.org> wrote in
news:Xns988F5C9C2F88wealdattnet@204.127.36.1:

> My local Autozone store plugged into my computer and told me that the
> code was either P071 or P091. ( I didn't have a pen and am going from
> memory)



Incomplete code. Code is a letter and FOUR numbers.

Possible correct codes:
P0171 = Fuel system too lean
P0172 = Fuel system too lean
P0174 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean
P0175 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean


>
> He did say that the code ment "running too lean on bank one".



No such code description.



> He also
> recommended that I take it to Honda so they could use their analyzer
> since it will probably give them more specific information. "There
> are too many things that might cause this particular code to come up."



He's right. There may even be enhanced codes ("P1xxx", "P2xxx", etc.)
which AZ may not even be able to read.


>
> The indicator was no longer lit after he pulled the code so maybe I am
> lucky and this was just a fluke.



He cleared the light for you. If it doesn't come on again and there are
no driveability problems, you're OK. If it does come on again, go to the
dealer, not AZ.



--
Tegger

The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Clyde <none@none.org> wrote in
news:Xns988F5C9C2F88wealdattnet@204.127.36.1:

> My local Autozone store plugged into my computer and told me that the
> code was either P071 or P091. ( I didn't have a pen and am going from
> memory)



Incomplete code. Code is a letter and FOUR numbers.

Possible correct codes:
P0171 = Fuel system too lean
P0172 = Fuel system too lean
P0174 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean
P0175 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean


>
> He did say that the code ment "running too lean on bank one".



No such code description.



> He also
> recommended that I take it to Honda so they could use their analyzer
> since it will probably give them more specific information. "There
> are too many things that might cause this particular code to come up."



He's right. There may even be enhanced codes ("P1xxx", "P2xxx", etc.)
which AZ may not even be able to read.


>
> The indicator was no longer lit after he pulled the code so maybe I am
> lucky and this was just a fluke.



He cleared the light for you. If it doesn't come on again and there are
no driveability problems, you're OK. If it does come on again, go to the
dealer, not AZ.



--
Tegger

The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Clyde <none@none.org> wrote in
news:Xns988F5C9C2F88wealdattnet@204.127.36.1:

> My local Autozone store plugged into my computer and told me that the
> code was either P071 or P091. ( I didn't have a pen and am going from
> memory)



Incomplete code. Code is a letter and FOUR numbers.

Possible correct codes:
P0171 = Fuel system too lean
P0172 = Fuel system too lean
P0174 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean
P0175 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean


>
> He did say that the code ment "running too lean on bank one".



No such code description.



> He also
> recommended that I take it to Honda so they could use their analyzer
> since it will probably give them more specific information. "There
> are too many things that might cause this particular code to come up."



He's right. There may even be enhanced codes ("P1xxx", "P2xxx", etc.)
which AZ may not even be able to read.


>
> The indicator was no longer lit after he pulled the code so maybe I am
> lucky and this was just a fluke.



He cleared the light for you. If it doesn't come on again and there are
no driveability problems, you're OK. If it does come on again, go to the
dealer, not AZ.



--
Tegger

The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Clyde <none@none.org> wrote in
news:Xns988F5C9C2F88wealdattnet@204.127.36.1:

> My local Autozone store plugged into my computer and told me that the
> code was either P071 or P091. ( I didn't have a pen and am going from
> memory)



Incomplete code. Code is a letter and FOUR numbers.

Possible correct codes:
P0171 = Fuel system too lean
P0172 = Fuel system too lean
P0174 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean
P0175 = Front bank (Bank 2) Fuel system too lean


>
> He did say that the code ment "running too lean on bank one".



No such code description.



> He also
> recommended that I take it to Honda so they could use their analyzer
> since it will probably give them more specific information. "There
> are too many things that might cause this particular code to come up."



He's right. There may even be enhanced codes ("P1xxx", "P2xxx", etc.)
which AZ may not even be able to read.


>
> The indicator was no longer lit after he pulled the code so maybe I am
> lucky and this was just a fluke.



He cleared the light for you. If it doesn't come on again and there are
no driveability problems, you're OK. If it does come on again, go to the
dealer, not AZ.



--
Tegger

The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Thank you very much vor your reply!!

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Thank you very much vor your reply!!

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Thank you very much vor your reply!!

Re: Update 2000 CRV Check Engine light
 

Thank you very much vor your reply!!