P1325 P0302 P1399 Code Help
11-08-2011, 10:36 AM
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P1325 P0302 P1399 Code Help
I installed a rebuilt head in 98 accord 2.3 vtec. Have checked the timing and it is good. If I put a piece of paper up against the tailpipe it sucks it in every so often . Appears to be bad valve but this head was redone. Any ideas? Could I have adfjusted the valve on the exhaust side to tight. i have also heard this could have something to do with the egr valve. HELP!!!!!!!
11-12-2011, 02:37 PM
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Re: P1325 P0302 P1399 Code Help
Update!!! The p1325 came from the miss causing a knock. The P1399 is the vtec trying to compensate for the miss on cylinder #2. The miss on cylinder #2 was caused by a defective plug wire. Found this out by switching plug wires between the #1 and #2 cyls. When I did the miss moved to the #1 cylinder. Never belive your customers when they tell you what they have done. hey don't remember.
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Re: P1325 P0302 P1399 Code Help
Eddisgetti1,
I have the same problem, and tried the same method of isolating it, but it did not move. I swapped both spark plug and wire from #2 to #1, P0302 code maintainedl. I ensured the codes were zero before restarting.
Thanks,
SnoopyMan
I have the same problem, and tried the same method of isolating it, but it did not move. I swapped both spark plug and wire from #2 to #1, P0302 code maintainedl. I ensured the codes were zero before restarting.
Thanks,
SnoopyMan
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