Thanks Jim,
I realize code 1 is the oxygen sensor and some rule of thumb says it
appears together with code 43.
Does anyone know the labour costs involved? Is it < 1 hour kind of job?
thanks again
vlad
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Woody - 13 Mar 2007 00:45 GMT
Call your local service shop or dealer and get a quote. Prices vary
everywhere so any price quoted here is meaningless.
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jim beam - 13 Mar 2007 04:59 GMT
> Thanks Jim,
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> I realize code 1 is the oxygen sensor and some rule of thumb says it
> appears together with code 43.
i wouldn't rely on that. best to get the honda manual from helm.com
[for the diagnostics] and search tegger.com for tsb's.
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Vlad Ciubotariu - 23 Mar 2007 23:59 GMT
Hi All,
I was getting a 43 code (fuel system) followed by a 1 (oxygen sensor).
My symptoms were a few random losses of power at small speeds and high
gas consumption, partly also attributable to the cold weather
conditions in Ontario.
My mechanic checked the fuel pressure (code 43) and found nothing
wrong. So we went and replaced the O2 sensor with an OEM one and the check
engine light is now gone. The car also `seems' to me to have better
acceleration and smaller rpms at high speeds.
vlad
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