Check Engine Light ON - D4 light OFF
03-09-2007, 04:22 AM
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Check Engine Light ON - D4 light OFF
The car is a 2001 Honda Accord - V6
Yesterday the Check engine light came on, with the TRS light, but not too long after the TRS switched off. But I also noticed the D4 light is out. It is not blinking as noted in other posts - just out.
I'll take the car to AutoZone to get the codes for the check Engine.
Anyone know what the D4 light staying off implies? Would Autozone be of any assistance with it too?
Yesterday the Check engine light came on, with the TRS light, but not too long after the TRS switched off. But I also noticed the D4 light is out. It is not blinking as noted in other posts - just out.
I'll take the car to AutoZone to get the codes for the check Engine.
Anyone know what the D4 light staying off implies? Would Autozone be of any assistance with it too?
03-12-2007, 01:29 PM
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Re: Check Engine Light ON - D4 light OFF (rccnh)
As an update - the Check engine light went out, and hasn't been back yet after buying a new gas cap.
The D4 light is still out. Autozone thinks it is just that the light bulb is out. If anyone knows better, I'd like to hear it.
Meanwhile, I think when I have the chance I will try and switch a bulb. It appears it isn't too difficult to get to where the light panel is located. Take off a plastic piece that holds the clear plastic that cover the dials; then hopefully the dial itself will pull out easily.
The D4 light is still out. Autozone thinks it is just that the light bulb is out. If anyone knows better, I'd like to hear it.
Meanwhile, I think when I have the chance I will try and switch a bulb. It appears it isn't too difficult to get to where the light panel is located. Take off a plastic piece that holds the clear plastic that cover the dials; then hopefully the dial itself will pull out easily.
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