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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 20051992 honda gets code 41
honda accord 1992 gets code 41.I am also getting about 15 miles per gallon over the road and around town. Honda has 125.000 miles on it. The fuel checks out okay. The distributor went bad two months ago and was changed.The plugs were changed and they are black. The car is burning or losing no oil. The car is not over heating.When the engine is cold like in the winter the car idles rough. Idle engine is rough on the money.I am getting no ticking from the valves would this cause bad gas mileage. Timing was cheked and is okay. thanks > honda accord 1992 gets code 41.I am also getting about 15 miles per gallon > over the road and around town. Honda has 125.000 miles on it. The fuel [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > getting no ticking from the valves would this cause bad gas mileage. > Timing was cheked and is okay. thanks Replace the O2 sensor. And make sure the new one is OEM. 41 Accord Civic CRV CRX Del Sol Odyssey Prelude 90-98 92-98 97-98 n/a 93-97 95-98 90-98 Primary Oxygen Sensor - Heater circuit malfunction > honda accord 1992 gets code 41.I am also getting about 15 miles per gallon > over the road and around town. Honda has 125.000 miles on it. The fuel [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > getting no ticking from the valves would this cause bad gas mileage. > Timing was cheked and is okay. thanks I am responding to ss I replaced the oxygen sensor with an oem one and it different make any difference. signed wirenet > honda accord 1992 gets code 41.I am also getting about 15 miles per gallon > over the road and around town. Honda has 125.000 miles on it. The fuel [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > getting no ticking from the valves would this cause bad gas mileage. > Timing was cheked and is okay. thanks --------------------- If it's gutless when cold, but OK for acceleration once it warms up, it may be your timing belt is out a tooth, and somebody has corrected the ignition timing by rotating the distributor (is it cranked to the extreme of it's range?) So your ignition timing can be correct, but the valves timing may be way out. 'Curly' |
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