Bad O2 Sensor...
Check engine light came on last night. Took it to the dealership this morning to have the code read. It tuns out it's a "bad" O2 sensor. Dealership said it would be OK to continue driving, but that the car is probably running in safe mode, running rich. I'm waiting on a quote for the sensor. The dealership has initially told me it might take up to 2 weeks for the new sensor to be delivered.
Wesmaster
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Expect around $200... I'm not sure why they have gone up (I remember them around $130) but that's what the ones in the newer Hondas run. I'd lobby them for a free unit, there's NO good reason one should fail under 100k miles, at least not in a Honda. If you've been running excessively rich (you have a lot of breathing mods) you may have fouled it yourself.
Don't spend more than a half hour in labor charges- it only takes less than 10 minutes to swap it out.
Don't spend more than a half hour in labor charges- it only takes less than 10 minutes to swap it out.
If I recall correctly, your car is out of the new-car-warranty. But Federal law dictates a separate warranty on the emission systems. Maybe you can still get a new sensor as part of that warranty. Worth a shot methinks.
Stan
Stan
Originally posted by marcucci
...what's an AFR
...what's an AFR
Adjustable Fuel Regulator.
Good info on the warranty, guys. If I do have to buy it, I'll definitely be giving my money to Trevor; I should pretty much have a credit account with him by now.
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Yes, I have the SC. No dyno tune on the FPR, just the Comptech settings out of the box. I'm hoping to do S-AFC in the next month or so, I will have the car dyno tuned then.
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