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2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
02-21-2011, 09:21 PM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
Ya I got an ELD cel and in Canada the part is 200$... so I had to order it from the US cost me 50$ with shipping and got rid of that headache!
02-22-2011, 02:53 PM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
Thanks for all the help guys. Ordered the ELD last night for $20 and the VTEC Spool Valve for $75 today. I'll let you know how it goes when I get parts and install them.
02-26-2011, 09:11 AM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
Well my OBD2 to USB cable came in along with my ELD relay. Scanned with PCMscan and all the same codes that autozone found came up. Was just making sure it worked. Anyway I replaced the ELD and my p1298 code is gone! Going to do the o2 when the snow melts. Still waiting on my VTEC solenoid. Hopefully it comes today.
04-10-2011, 10:32 AM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
So... how did it all turn out with this? My car loses power randomly starting last night and today I was able to get the CEL. Pulled the code and it is a P2646
I would like to know if you fixed that code and what you did. I need to get this fixed before it causes other problems.
I would like to know if you fixed that code and what you did. I need to get this fixed before it causes other problems.
04-10-2011, 03:16 PM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
So... how did it all turn out with this? My car loses power randomly starting last night and today I was able to get the CEL. Pulled the code and it is a P2646
I would like to know if you fixed that code and what you did. I need to get this fixed before it causes other problems.
I would like to know if you fixed that code and what you did. I need to get this fixed before it causes other problems.
03-04-2012, 05:27 PM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
hi mike, i have the same problem on my 2003 accord, i changed the oil pressure switch but still the check engine comes on and off intermittently, could you please tell me what happened to your problem finally? changing the spool valve solved the problem?
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09-28-2013, 05:13 PM
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An oxygen sensor code won't cause a low rev limit. I can guarantee you that there are more codes stored in the ECM - likely a P1259, P2646, or P2647. You obviously haven't checked codes since the rev limit problem has occurred - this is why it's stupid to drive around with the Check Egnine light on constantly, especially when you know it's an easy and inexpensive repair like an oxygen sensor.
If the oil level is full, and you have a code P2646 or P2647, replace the VTEC oil pressure switch on the VTEC spool valve. If you have a code P1259, replace the entire VTEC spool valve.
If you have any other codes, post them here.
If the oil level is full, and you have a code P2646 or P2647, replace the VTEC oil pressure switch on the VTEC spool valve. If you have a code P1259, replace the entire VTEC spool valve.
If you have any other codes, post them here.
04-30-2016, 04:31 PM
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
An oxygen sensor code won't cause a low rev limit. I can guarantee you that there are more codes stored in the ECM - likely a P1259, P2646, or P2647. You obviously haven't checked codes since the rev limit problem has occurred - this is why it's stupid to drive around with the Check Egnine light on constantly, especially when you know it's an easy and inexpensive repair like an oxygen sensor.
If the oil level is full, and you have a code P2646 or P2647, replace the VTEC oil pressure switch on the VTEC spool valve. If you have a code P1259, replace the entire VTEC spool valve.
If you have any other codes, post them here.
If the oil level is full, and you have a code P2646 or P2647, replace the VTEC oil pressure switch on the VTEC spool valve. If you have a code P1259, replace the entire VTEC spool valve.
If you have any other codes, post them here.
I'm having the same issue. It rained hard today and I made sure not to go to deep but I'm suspecting it has to do with vetch since it kicks in at 4K I need to solve this fast
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Re: 2002 Si, engine cuts out around 4000 RPM
2002 Honda Civic 7th Gen Model ES 1.7 litre manual.
My problem was the car engine cut out randomly on extremely hot days with engine light illuminated on dash.
After 2 minutes it would start normally with no engine light but then cut out again after a few minutes.
Eventually after much research I traced it to a faulty TDC Sensor (Camshaft Sensor) which was failing due to heat.
I replaced the sensor and have not had the problem again for 10000 kms.
Hope this helps someone as it was a very frustrating intermittent fault.
My problem was the car engine cut out randomly on extremely hot days with engine light illuminated on dash.
After 2 minutes it would start normally with no engine light but then cut out again after a few minutes.
Eventually after much research I traced it to a faulty TDC Sensor (Camshaft Sensor) which was failing due to heat.
I replaced the sensor and have not had the problem again for 10000 kms.
Hope this helps someone as it was a very frustrating intermittent fault.
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