tdc and cyp sensor intermitent
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tdc and cyp sensor intermitent
I have a 96 v6 accord i have two trouble codes for intermitent cylinder position censor and top dead center sensor. where is the cyp sensor? and wat could be causing both of the sensors to do that. ecm problem? the engine starts to studer after its warmed up and been running for a while, but it runs fine while its cold and still runs fine after its warmed up for a while. then it starts studering out of no where
someone please help.
someone please help.
Last edited by hondac27; 08-10-2009 at 06:45 PM.
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Those sensors are in the distributor. You might want to check and clean the electrical connection that leads to the distributor and inspect the wiring.
Also remove the distributor cap and see if there is any oil in there (there shouldn't be).
There are also some resistance tests that you can do on each sensor. The 94 shop manual can be downloaded from the online manuals link in the DIY section. The 94 has three sensors in the distributor, while the 96 has two. Also the pins on the ECU are different, because the 96 accord was the first obd2 accord.
Also remove the distributor cap and see if there is any oil in there (there shouldn't be).
There are also some resistance tests that you can do on each sensor. The 94 shop manual can be downloaded from the online manuals link in the DIY section. The 94 has three sensors in the distributor, while the 96 has two. Also the pins on the ECU are different, because the 96 accord was the first obd2 accord.
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There is no oil in the distributor housing. I have the shop manual to my car and i the cyp sensor should be at 880 ohms i really need to know what pins at the ecm go to these sensors so i can check the wiring for good continuity. my manual doesnt show my models ecm pin number.
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It's annoying when we never hear the final outcome.
So... what year car do YOU have? What engine, transmission?
Take a good look at the wiring plugs at the distributor. Also the CKP/TDC sensor at the crankshaft FOR CERTAIN YEARS. Those sensors move around over the different generations of cars, so we always need to know what you have.
So... what year car do YOU have? What engine, transmission?
Take a good look at the wiring plugs at the distributor. Also the CKP/TDC sensor at the crankshaft FOR CERTAIN YEARS. Those sensors move around over the different generations of cars, so we always need to know what you have.
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