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P0325 P0845 Honda CRV 2.4L knock sensor and transmission pressure switch.

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  • Опубликовано: 21 июл 2019

Комментарии • 14

  • @xxe0nxx1
    @xxe0nxx1 4 года назад

    Would you mind listing part #'s? I currently have the same two codes and I'm not sure if its these two.
    30530-PPL-A01, 28610-RKE-004

    • @DonziGT230
      @DonziGT230  4 года назад

      Starting at 4:15 I showed the part numbers I used.

  • @angelisone
    @angelisone 4 года назад +1

    Replaced the Knock Sensor.
    But after 600km, got Check Engine Light P0325 again.
    What is the fix for 2005 CR-V?

    • @DonziGT230
      @DonziGT230  4 года назад

      It could be that you got a defective sensor, and if it's aftermarket that possibility is higher. There are many other possibilities; bad connection, broken/damaged wiring, etc. I would start by making sure the connector is properly connected and checking the wiring for any damage, then clear the code and see if it comes back. If it does and if it's an aftermarket sensor replace it with OEM and see if that cures it.

    • @angelisone
      @angelisone 4 года назад

      @@DonziGT230 I agreed with non OEM. But it was from Honda's.
      Can't return it back for an exchange because Honda's dealership said I used it. No kidding!

    • @DonziGT230
      @DonziGT230  4 года назад

      @@angelisone No returns on an installed part is normal. If you find out that it's defective then they'll do a warrantee exchange. It's unlikely to be defective and you probably have another problem causing the code.

    • @angelisone
      @angelisone 4 года назад

      @@DonziGT230 That's the big question. What is causing the failure?
      Not exactly easy to get to the Knock Sensor. Borrowed my daughter's little hand for this one.
      I stated that it is defective.
      Since it was not done by them, no warranty.

    • @DonziGT230
      @DonziGT230  4 года назад

      @@angelisone If it's defective they have to exchange it, it doesn't matter who installed it. Problem is you don't know that it's defective.