Honda 2.2L Index of Articles

If the throttle position sensor (TPS) fails and stays stuck producing a high voltage signal, the fuel injection computer will set a P0123: Throttle Position Sensor Circuit High Voltage trouble code. In this tutorial I'll explain what this...   read more >>

Sooner or later, a P0441: Evaporative Control System Insufficient Purge Flow is gonna' light up the check engine light, since it's usually caused by a loose or missing gas cap -but not always. In this tutorial I'll explain what this trouble code...   read more >>

In a nutshell, a trouble code P0122: Throttle Position Sensor Circuit Low Voltage lets you know that the fuel injection computer notices that the throttle position sensor (TPS) is producing a lower than normal voltage. In this tutorial I'll...   read more >>

In this tutorial I'll explain how to test the transmission output speed sensor (also known as the countershaft speed sensor). The test is done with a multimeter and I'll explain it all in a step-by-step manner and in plain English....   read more >>

Location and descriptions of the fuses and relays of the under-hood fuse box for 1996, 1997 2.2L Honda Accord. 1996-1997 2.2L Honda Accord Under-Hood Fuses # Amps Fuse Name/Description 15 100...   read more >>

Testing the input speed sensor (known in Honda tech speak as the mainshaft speed sensor) can easily be done with a simple multimeter. In this tutorial I'll explain how to do it in a step-by-step manner and in plain English. Contents...   read more >>

Vacuum leaks can and do have adverse effects on engine performance and the fuel injection computer's ability to reduce harmful emissions. Eventually, a severe vacuum leak will cause the check engine light to illuminate with air/fuel mixture...   read more >>

A trouble code P0715: Mainshaft Speed Sensor Malfunction usually tells you that the tranmsission is slipping due to an internal mechanical problem (usually cause by wear and tear). NOTE: The mainshaft speed sensor is called the transmission...   read more >>

When a P0141: Oxygen Sensor Heater Circuit Malfunction (Bank 1, Sensor 2) lights up the check engine light on your 2.2L Honda Accord (Odyssey), it's usually because the rear oxygen sensor's heater has failed. In this tutorial I'll explain what...   read more >>