"Primary oxygen sensor heater"

can anyone help me with this... i was racing an accord yesterday and after i beat him this cel came up... what could be wrong with the 02 sensor, everything seems to be normal and connected... i cleared the cel by disconnecting the battery but after i started up the car the cel came back on... any help will be appreciated... thanks in advance... BTW it's a 98 integra GSR Sedan...

 

 

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man, stop being a search **** and help him out. You're starting to tick me off just telling people to search.

To the origional poster, sorry for the OT comment, but I had to get it off my chest.

 

what do you think the search feature is for? type in cel 41 and see how many things you find thats why there is ARCHIVED CONTENT for you to reference it

 

at least post him a link or something other than "search" bro

 

alright here ya go https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1080458

 

first of all...you can't clear a code from an OBD2 car by just unhooking the battery. U need an OBD2 code checker to clear it. And 2nd...if the cel came on...there is something wrong...sensor is bad and/or bad connection. I would suggest change the sensor and then find a local shop to clear the code.

I used to work at a shop and this is how we cleared all codes on OBD2 cars...OBD1-OBD0 u can disconnect the battery.

and "search" dicks...u acually think there will be something about clearing a code in the search engine? u told him to search because u didn't know how to help him. i'm sick of all the people being ******** on this site because someone asked a question. THIS IS A FORUM...made for asking questions and recieving answers!

 

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and "search" dicks...u acually think there will be something about clearing a code in the search engine? u told him to search because u didn't know how to help him. i'm sick of all the people being ******** on this site because someone asked a question. THIS IS A FORUM...made for asking questions and recieving answers!</TD></TR></TABLE>

You should be able to unplug the ecu for about 30~45 minutes and that should clear it. It's not like an obd-1 car where it only takes 10 seconds.

 

thanks bros ...and i did search before i post this...

 

I was throwing code 41 a while back and posted up. It turned out that i need a new O2 sensor and i think it was aroudn 150. Good luck.

 

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yeah, i'll just get a new one... thanks

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SwapWhore101 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">and "search" dicks...u acually think there will be something about clearing a code in the search engine? u told him to search because u didn't know how to help him. i'm sick of all the people being ******** on this site because someone asked a question. THIS IS A FORUM...made for asking questions and recieving answers!</TD></TR></TABLE>

you can calm down now and when i want answers i search them if theres nothing then i ask