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There is a problem with the Transmission Solenoid that causes the P1753 code. A short circuit or malfunction has occurred in the solenoid that controls the liner pressure shift lock. The (D4 light) …
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The P2646 code is an OBD-II generic code for the engine control module (ECM) when it detects the 'A' rocker arm actuator control circuit for bank 1 is malfunctioning or stuck. It is often …
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PZEV stands for Partial Zero Emission Vehicle. The easiest way to tell if your Honda is a PZEV or not is by looking at the sticker on the window or back door of your driver's side. Do not worry if …
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An axle shaft connects the wheels to the transmission in your car and may be called a half shaft or CV axle. A faulty axle can cause many problems, so you can imagine how bad it is once that …
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P1167 is a manufacturer-specific diagnostic troubleshooting code. Therefore, there will be a different meaning or fault associated with the code for every manufacturer. A Honda's ECM monitors how …
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Many OBD-II vehicles display the generic powertrain diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P3400. This includes but is not limited to, vehicles manufactured by Honda, Dodge, Ram, GMC, Chevrolet, Chrysler, …
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