Re: ODBC II engine codes

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Re: ODBC II engine codes

Mark F.

19 Apr 2007 11:48

> According to my official Honda US-market OBD-II code list, P1399 is a non-
> existent code. Honda does not use this code for anything.
>
> How did you obtain that particular code?

I got a "check engine" light yesterday afternoon. I downloaded those four
codes from my ODBC II engine code reader. My book and software that came
with the reader both state that the codes "P0" prefixes are generic and
lists the descriptions. The last two are manufacturer specific. I searched
around on the net and found a listing here.

http://www.2carpros.com/trouble_codes/trouble-code-P1300-P1399.html

P1399 is listed at the bottom of the page.

Mark

Tegger

19 Apr 2007 11:10

> I have a 1997 Acura Integra 1.8 L (non VTEC) with a check engine light
> on. My code reader shows the following four codes.
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>
> Can anyone enlighten me as to what the last one really means?

According to my official Honda US-market OBD-II code list, P1399 is a non-
existent code. Honda does not use this code for anything.

How did you obtain that particular code?

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Mark F.	19 Apr 2007 03:19
I have a 1997 Acura Integra 1.8 L (non VTEC) with a check engine light on. My code reader shows the following four codes. P0302 = Cyl. 2 misfire P0304 = Cyl. 4 misfire P1300 = random misfire P1399 = Wait to start lamp circuit Can anyone enlighten me as to what the last one really means? Thanks, Mark

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