code 41 on a d15y8
12-23-2007, 08:40 AM
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code 41 on a d15y8
im throwing code 41 which is the o2 heated circuit. but from resource 1.5l 8 valve is a single wire meaning its not heated. so my problem is my ecu. should i just reprogram the ecu, or just get another stock ecu? p05 is my stock ecu.
12-23-2007, 09:15 AM
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Re: code 41 on a d15y8 (PROJECT 91)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PROJECT 91 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im throwing code 41 which is the o2 heated circuit. but from resource 1.5l 8 valve is a single wire meaning its not heated. so my problem is my ecu. should i just reprogram the ecu, or just get another stock ecu? p05 is my stock ecu. </TD></TR></TABLE>
The D15Y8 as far as I know isn't a real motor.
Since you said 1.5L 8v, it's probably a D15B8.
It's EXTREMELY unusual that an O2 sensor heater goes bad. I've never actually seen one go bad.
It basically works like this: If it says there's a problem with the O2 sensor heater circuit, and that the CX (B8) doesn't have one, it means you have the wrong ECU, but if you have a P05, that's the right one, so don't worry about it.
I don't know about the CX and whether it has 1 wire O2 sensors or not, but if it doesn't (if it has a heater), and your P05 ECU is looking for the regular ECU with an O2 sensor, but you have a 1 wire sensor in there (no heater), it'll throw the code that you have.
I don't have my helms manuals on this computer, but if you have the right ECU (P05), and if that looks for a 1 wire + heater (as it obviously is looking for if it's throwing the code for it), and you're using a 1 wire (non heater) O2, then you need to put the OEM O2 sensor in there for the code to go away.
So buy the O2 sensor for a '92-'95 Civic CX.
Like I said, if it didn't have a heater (the OEM O2 sensor), then the stock (P05) ECU wouldn't be looking for a heater.
Get the right O2 sensor in there and the code will probably go away.
The D15Y8 as far as I know isn't a real motor.
Since you said 1.5L 8v, it's probably a D15B8.
It's EXTREMELY unusual that an O2 sensor heater goes bad. I've never actually seen one go bad.
It basically works like this: If it says there's a problem with the O2 sensor heater circuit, and that the CX (B8) doesn't have one, it means you have the wrong ECU, but if you have a P05, that's the right one, so don't worry about it.
I don't know about the CX and whether it has 1 wire O2 sensors or not, but if it doesn't (if it has a heater), and your P05 ECU is looking for the regular ECU with an O2 sensor, but you have a 1 wire sensor in there (no heater), it'll throw the code that you have.
I don't have my helms manuals on this computer, but if you have the right ECU (P05), and if that looks for a 1 wire + heater (as it obviously is looking for if it's throwing the code for it), and you're using a 1 wire (non heater) O2, then you need to put the OEM O2 sensor in there for the code to go away.
So buy the O2 sensor for a '92-'95 Civic CX.
Like I said, if it didn't have a heater (the OEM O2 sensor), then the stock (P05) ECU wouldn't be looking for a heater.
Get the right O2 sensor in there and the code will probably go away.
12-23-2007, 09:16 AM
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Re: code 41 on a d15y8 (Syndacate)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Syndacate »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
The D15Y8 as far as I know isn't a real motor.
Since you said 1.5L 8v, it's probably a D15B8.
It's EXTREMELY unusual that an O2 sensor heater goes bad. I've never actually seen one go bad.
It basically works like this: If it says there's a problem with the O2 sensor heater circuit, and that the CX (B8) doesn't have one, it means you have the wrong ECU, but if you have a P05, that's the right one, so don't worry about it.
I don't know about the CX and whether it has 1 wire O2 sensors or not, but if it doesn't (if it has a heater), and your P05 ECU is looking for the regular ECU with an O2 sensor, but you have a 1 wire sensor in there (no heater), it'll throw the code that you have.
I don't have my helms manuals on this computer, but if you have the right ECU (P05), and if that looks for a 1 wire + heater (as it obviously is looking for if it's throwing the code for it), and you're using a 1 wire (non heater) O2, then you need to put the OEM O2 sensor in there for the code to go away.
So buy the O2 sensor for a '92-'95 Civic CX.
Like I said, if it didn't have a heater (the OEM O2 sensor), then the stock (P05) ECU wouldn't be looking for a heater.
Get the right O2 sensor in there and the code will probably go away.
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it's a 1 wire non-heated o2
The D15Y8 as far as I know isn't a real motor.
Since you said 1.5L 8v, it's probably a D15B8.
It's EXTREMELY unusual that an O2 sensor heater goes bad. I've never actually seen one go bad.
It basically works like this: If it says there's a problem with the O2 sensor heater circuit, and that the CX (B8) doesn't have one, it means you have the wrong ECU, but if you have a P05, that's the right one, so don't worry about it.
I don't know about the CX and whether it has 1 wire O2 sensors or not, but if it doesn't (if it has a heater), and your P05 ECU is looking for the regular ECU with an O2 sensor, but you have a 1 wire sensor in there (no heater), it'll throw the code that you have.
I don't have my helms manuals on this computer, but if you have the right ECU (P05), and if that looks for a 1 wire + heater (as it obviously is looking for if it's throwing the code for it), and you're using a 1 wire (non heater) O2, then you need to put the OEM O2 sensor in there for the code to go away.
So buy the O2 sensor for a '92-'95 Civic CX.
Like I said, if it didn't have a heater (the OEM O2 sensor), then the stock (P05) ECU wouldn't be looking for a heater.
Get the right O2 sensor in there and the code will probably go away.
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it's a 1 wire non-heated o2
12-24-2007, 02:48 PM
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reset it like 50 times. ok well like 6 still comes up. i have a stock p05 in it right now, and yes it is a d15b8 (1.5l 8valve) and yes it is factory one wire (non-heated) o2 sensor and thats how it is stock on cx models.
new question:
should i just have someone reprogram the ecu or just get a new stock one? when i bought this car, the owner said he took it to a shop and they said it was a ecu. but how would the ecu start looking for a heater o2 when it doesnt come stock? hmmm
new question:
should i just have someone reprogram the ecu or just get a new stock one? when i bought this car, the owner said he took it to a shop and they said it was a ecu. but how would the ecu start looking for a heater o2 when it doesnt come stock? hmmm
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