1991 honda accord 2.2 sohc
#1
1991 honda accord 2.2 sohc failed smog @15 NOX
I got a 91 honda accord failed smog diag, @15 failed for high NOX @ 25 clean across. There is also hesitation surging from 10-15 mph. I found #1 cylinder misfiring i found plugs were foul and oil soaked from tube seals, I replaced plugs wired and VC gasket. I checked egr function and it works fine, valve holds vacuum i pulled valve and ports seem clear i ran motor had good suction from intake port,i teed vacuum gauge into vavle and it seems from 10-15 mph i have full egr effect and no codes, i suspect the map sensor or egr solenoid is open all the way instead of fluctuating the vacuum properly any ideas?
Last edited by andysmog12; 09-23-2011 at 10:12 PM.
#2
EGR pulling a vacuum doesn't mean that all the egr ports are open. Some could still be clogged.
Did you pull the plugs on the intake manifold and clean the egr ports?
In the common diy thread on top of the gen tech help forum, there is a link for cleaning 4th gen accord egr ports.
Also google T2T013.pdf. The first part shows how to do this as well on your accord.
Did you pull the plugs on the intake manifold and clean the egr ports?
In the common diy thread on top of the gen tech help forum, there is a link for cleaning 4th gen accord egr ports.
Also google T2T013.pdf. The first part shows how to do this as well on your accord.
#3
im almost positive all ports are clean, i did a test and held rpm at 2g and held egr valve open and if you pull plug wires 1 at a time if there is no suggnificant drop in rpms that port is most likely plugged, they are reacted fine( good drop in rpms). the egr valve was clear and the first 2 ports were clean so im assuming the last 2 ports are clean, and its not easy to get a customer to cough up that much to drill out their intake to check suspected plugged ports, like i said my emissions were good all at 25 but at 15mph it failed for high nox and has surging stumble, with egr unplugged it runs fine
#4
if it runs fine with the egr unplugged that should be your answer. take off the intake plate for your egr ports and clean them.
you must be the shop doing the work? if so it is not hard to pull the plate to clean egr ports.
maybe 30 mins.
faulty egr valve and or the egr passages will cause the surging idle and high NOx emissions.
you must be the shop doing the work? if so it is not hard to pull the plate to clean egr ports.
maybe 30 mins.
faulty egr valve and or the egr passages will cause the surging idle and high NOx emissions.
#6
i had the egr off and valve and ports i could see were clean no build up at all i even tried to clean out but got nothing, when i ran my post test it passed freakn miracle, and he was a test only so i sent him on his way and he passed there too. maybe a intermittent egr valve postion sensor telling pcm that its not open so it opens it more which is too mch egr at 15 mph causing stumbling misfire.
#7
if it runs fine with the egr unplugged that should be your answer. take off the intake plate for your egr ports and clean them.
you must be the shop doing the work? if so it is not hard to pull the plate to clean egr ports.
maybe 30 mins.
faulty egr valve and or the egr passages will cause the surging idle and high NOx emissions.
you must be the shop doing the work? if so it is not hard to pull the plate to clean egr ports.
maybe 30 mins.
faulty egr valve and or the egr passages will cause the surging idle and high NOx emissions.
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