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When the vehicle's PCM detects a P0420 code, it means that the catalytic converter is malfunctioning. Catalytic converters remove harmful pollutants from exhaust pipes by reducing the amount of …
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There is no point in using the KARR system. There is an alarm built into the EX-L, so why do we need to add another module that duplicates the OEM alarm? A shock sensor is all it adds. I suggest …
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Mechanics and owners use diagnostic codes to determine what's wrong with their vehicles. So, it is likely that you are wondering what the problem is if your mechanic has pulled code P1009 from your …
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The most frequent cause of Honda key fobs ceasing to function is battery depletion. And replacing the battery is typically a reliable fix. However, if a key fob remains inoperative after a new …
There is no need to adjust valves in Honda engines or 99% of all modern engines that have hydraulic lifters. It is necessary, however, to check valve adjustments during some types of mechanic …
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Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) are codes stored by a vehicle's onboard computer when it detects a malfunction or issue with the vehicle's systems. U0401-68 is a DTC that indicates a malfunction …
