O2 sensor problem?
#21
Hello.
I have a 2007 Honda accord ex 6cl v tec engine, auto transmission. check engine light on and code reads out--Bank 1 sensor 2 shorted... burning rich.
Still need honda part # for 02 sensor My code read out sayI believe it is the down flow sensor on the front cylinder bank. Napa store gave me a upflow sensor according to thier catalog WTF??? Need correct honda part number... ! All four would be nice the honda hot line is very limited call wise... HELP>>>>!
Tanx alot
Don Bravo
I have a 2007 Honda accord ex 6cl v tec engine, auto transmission. check engine light on and code reads out--Bank 1 sensor 2 shorted... burning rich.
Still need honda part # for 02 sensor My code read out sayI believe it is the down flow sensor on the front cylinder bank. Napa store gave me a upflow sensor according to thier catalog WTF??? Need correct honda part number... ! All four would be nice the honda hot line is very limited call wise... HELP>>>>!
Tanx alot
Don Bravo
The other Honda p/n's are as follows: Bank 2 sensor 1 (upstream near radiator = 36531-RDV-004). Bank 2 sensor 2 =36532-RCA-A51. Bank 1 sensor 1 = 36531-RCA-A02.
Are we confused yet?
#22
just FYI...as i've reported in this thread, i finally and successfully replaced my a/f sensors (both upstream) and my CEL has remained off. Now for the bad news. While replacing the rear upstream a/f sensor Bank 1 sensor 1, I must have damaged the power steering pressure hose trying to move it out of the way to gain access to the sensor. The other possibility is that I damaged the p/s hose when replacing the spark plugs on the bank of cylinders nearest the firewall.
Bottom line, I must have been too careless moving the p/s hose because it has sprung a leak...near the p/s pressure switch...where the hose transitions from rubber to metal tubing. It appears the fluid leak is coming from around the metal "clamp" at the transition point.
Now I'm looking at a new p/s pressure hose $150...plus labor to remove/install. First estimates are around $375 from an indy mechanic. I'd sure like to DIY...but the job looks bigger than I'm willing to tackle. A/f sensor was a piece of cake (finally) buy the p/s hose...not so much!!!
Bottom line, I must have been too careless moving the p/s hose because it has sprung a leak...near the p/s pressure switch...where the hose transitions from rubber to metal tubing. It appears the fluid leak is coming from around the metal "clamp" at the transition point.
Now I'm looking at a new p/s pressure hose $150...plus labor to remove/install. First estimates are around $375 from an indy mechanic. I'd sure like to DIY...but the job looks bigger than I'm willing to tackle. A/f sensor was a piece of cake (finally) buy the p/s hose...not so much!!!
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