HondaGuy951

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can someone give me detailed instructions on how to fix a CEL Code 22 (VTEC Pressure Valve, and a Code 7 TPS-Throttle Position Sensor. I need to know how to fix them, parts needed, ect. Thanks for the help!!

HondaGuy951

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Bump

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anyone? IWANTTOKILLGOD......any suggestions??

Twolowpaco

Usually when the tps code comes on the tps is bad. It is located on the throttle body. It looks like it is riveted on but they are actually screws. If you cut a slit in the heads of the "rivets" you use a flathead screwdriver to just screw them out. You adjust the new one with an ohm meter. It is tested at wide open throttle and no throttle. It needs to be at a certain resistance when at both locations. I cant remember what the numbers are though. Hope this helps a little. I dont usually screw with vtec so I dont know much about the other code.

HondaGuy951

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thanks! that helps a bit....anyone else?! still needing help on this!! anyone know cost of these fixes also??

HondaGuy951

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anyone else?

Former User

Regarding code 22, first check whether the engine oil is low.

HondaGuy951

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oil was just changed in DEC. it's not the oil

HondaGuy951

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P.S. oil changed using synthetic 5w30 castrol GTX and K&N oil filter.....if it matters

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lv6l

Sometime the mesh screen in the VTEC solenoid is clog. Causing code 22.

HondaGuy951

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and how would i unclog it!?

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sirtef9

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Unbolt the Vtec Solenoid and you will see the screan on the inside, remove it with the rubber seal carefully and spray it down with parts cleaner.

6footmidget

tried it didnt work, then again my vtec is wired up with a bunch of speaker wires :]

Curtis012345

You might want to check that your pin out is all correct.