Common Guy: P0134 Repair On 2004 Honda CR-V
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2018
- Getting my 2004 Honda CR-V to pass state vehicle inspection. DTC P0134 and displaying that the Air Fuel Sensor isn’t providing feedback to the ECU.
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This was a good video, but some of the shots were a little too close up. It would have been nice to see where on the car these parts were. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the feedback. I’m trying to get better at the videoing as I’ve been just filming everything with my iPhone and editing with Splice app on my iPhone.
@@CommonGuy Openshot video editor is freeware and is really good for making videos.
Hi I have a 2002 Honda CR-V LX 2.4L engine I got the p0134 code for bank 1 sensor 1 will this fix my problem of the car losing power because that’s the only code I have
These sensors regulate the air/fuel ratio to the engine so they could cause power loss if the mixture isn’t optimal.
Different question, can someone chime in:
Does the "RED" (@, lower right HVAC dails) dial light up on yours?
I have all the inside lit up & be seen at night or when dark, but can not see the "Red" dial knobs.
Sorry for the late response, but it can be that the lights in the panel could have gone out.
@@CommonGuy All those lights checked & tested good. I think I going to tell them I could replace them with LED lights.
Is there any specific way of telling exactly which one is bad or if both are bad my car pulled the code for the 02 sensor but it did not specifically identify which one is bad
I use BlueDriver ODBII code reader!!! Well worth the money for iPhone.
Hi Guy, are both rear and front oxygen sensors the same? I ordered one rear and one front, they
came in one box and they are identical. I am waiting for a reply off the company i bought them off.
But i thought i will ask u too. Same Honda CRV 2004
ANTONIOS they should have different part numbers. They are different part numbers: Denso 234-9005 Upstream $159.99 & Denso 234-4125 Downstream $178.99 from Autozone
Common Guy.... $25 and $82 or thereabouts respectively on Amazon.
@@user-wm2twthose cheap sensors won't last a month in the vehicle if they work to begin with
Hi THANKS FOR SHARING I HAVE A QUESTION !! CAN TOU PLEASE TELL ME OR ASK SOMEONE IF YOU SONT KNOW, HOW TO FIX A P0661 CODE. I ALREADY FIXED THE 2 SENSOR BUT THE MOTOR LIGHT IS STILL TURNING ON. WILL YOU PLEASE ANSWER ME SOON. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Sorry I missed your request but not familiar with that code. Is there any videos on that code that someone has posted?
I seem to not get all notices for comments
How did you 'remove' the code? I replaced the upstream O2 sensor for the same error and tried the unplugging the battery method but the error code is still there.
Alejandro Cruz the BlueDriver code reader will allow you to erase the codes. If you have a cheaper one they should do the same. If everything is good the codes won’t come back. I have an iPhone and figured the bluedriver was best on the iPhone. If you have a droid you can get an OBDII reader cheap on amazon. Then purchase the Torque app (upgraded) From google store and you have a really good code reader. Also if the problem is fixed it should go away on its own.
Let me know if this helped.
Unplug the battery and disconnect the ecu fuse for 15 seconds then put everything back together and you shouldn't have a code anymore since that will reset the ecu.
@@JuanReyes-rw2np Good to know!!! That should help someone else that doesn't have an ODBII reader to clear their codes (any code).
These are 100 bucks on RockAuto site. Auto zone is a rip off.
Eric Smith yep I know!!! I needed it quickly so I didn’t have time to wait for shipment. I only had that day to do it.
That’s the reason I put the Amazon link in here, so that someone that could wait for it would save that money!!!! 😁😁😁
I also use rockauto.com a lot myself. I bought a radiator fan motor for this same vehicle for $30 where I could only get the fan assembly from autozone for $107.
yeah my o2 in my civic just went bad and a I can't figure out if its a wideband or regular type sensor, thanks for this vid it was interesting.
Sixty bucks on Amazon for the rear (downstream) sensor.
Amazon has Denso upstream and downstream for $25 and $82.
Hello brother.
Recently I installed the new catalytic converter and the 2 Oxygen sensors . Then I removed all codes . Then I got the same Code as yours and my Sensor is brand new .
Do you have any idea ??
Thanks
Sorry I missed this but I’m evidently not getting notifications.
Do you have an OBDII reader that can do live data? Check to see if it’s putting out the proper data.
Could be a bad sensor. Did it get fixed and if so what fixed it?
Could be a bad sensor. Did it get fixed and if so what fixed it?
Which sensor is it the left or right one?
Michael SJ it’s the one closest toward the engine. This is a 4 cylinder so it only has one bank and bank 1 sensor 1 is pre-cat converter.
Hi, I changed the fuel and ratio sensor, the code was erased, but afterwards another code came uo indicating taht there was a slow response. Can you please help me.
Sorry for the late response. I’m not a mechanic but I use RUclips to help me and help others. I recommend the BlueDriver code reader it gives all kinds of repair info and then I do my research from there. That’s why I call this channel the Common Guy. I’m no expert but I do what I can.
Slow response with what
Thank you so much! Is there a relay to this sensor somewhere to???
Not that I know of. Once I replaced the relay and drove it the code went off.
@@CommonGuy Thanks Bro!
Hope it helps you out
@@CommonGuy Yes, I already changed out and p0134 is gone now I have another issue with hot n cold gauge staying in the to lower range lol Let me know if you have any idea what controls that gauge! Thanks
I’ve had issues with this switch
ruclips.net/video/C7W_wd5SzNI/видео.html
I AM CONFUSED.....
i got two codes one for sensor 1 and another for sensor 2, one upstream an the other downstream on my 2005 CR-V. Are you changing 1 or 2 reason i ask is because i was inform that the Sensor 1 is on the top of the engine not the bottom. please help!
I changed just the one sensor. I only have 2 sensors and both are underneath but upstream is before the cat. The downstream is after cat.
I’d assume bank 1 sensor 1 would be upstream/before cat.
Will this work on a 2004 Honda civic ?
Underground StreetRace you would have to verify the part numbers and location for the bank for the civic. They do have very similar setups also.
Underground StreetRace ruclips.net/video/AFT2Ok8uQSE/видео.html
It's not dielectric grease, its antiseize.
Sorry I worked on electric equipment for a long time and used a LOT of dielectric grease. 😂😂😂
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next time buy it from a1 auto parts on the internet about $70.00
Rockauto is cheap, same sensor,
HAS ANYONE GOT THE PART NUMBER FOR THE ABOVE OXYGEN SENSOR??
Look in the description. I have a link to the part which I purchased from Autozone. You may be able to get it cheaper online.
Actually I have Amazon Link & AutoZone link so you can see the price difference.
@@CommonGuy Thanks
My CAR IS A HONDA CRV 2005. I BOUGHT IT NEW DROM THE SEALER IN 2005 FLORIDA. BUT IM IN MASS NOW.
Sorry I missed this message, as I try to get back to people as quick as possible. If you haven't gotten it resolved then here are some links, because I haven't run across this code myself:
ruclips.net/video/lifJa1vq6M4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/KslMEBzsgLc/видео.html
www.engine-codes.com/p0661_honda.html
www.crvownersclub.com/forums/14-problems-issues/1999-p0661-2.html
Camera too close not exact location point, bad video
Understand I made this with my iPhone being hand held. Working on getting better camera equipment to make things more viewable
Does this cause sluggish performance & poor MPG's?
Yes it can as this tells the emc to adjust lean/rich gas input