I finally fixed the timing belt tension problem. I added another tensioner. But now my check engine light comes on a few miles down the road. Got home checked it, 20 short blinks, short pause, 1 short blink, long pause. 20 short, pause, 1 short. I looked around for a while on the search here but must be retarded today and can't find the list to tell me what I'm throwing. Help or links to help would be appreciated.

 

In with your thread man me and you have the same damn codes and I cant figure it out for the life of me.

 

WTF is going on here? How long has yours been like this, what happened to make you throw a code?

 

ELD and O2 sensor.

when in doubt.... FAQ IT

 

if not mistaken it should be your O2 sensor and Electric Load Detector the O2 sensor causes the check engine to come on when its bad or not pluged in good

 

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for all your ECU needs

GL with the cars

 

Ive checked codes already and switched my o2 and under hood fuse box. disconnected my battery to clear the code came back the next day. sometimes it will come on in the first 10 miles soemtimes I can drive couple days without it going on.

 

did you disconnect the battery before installing the new O2 sensor or whatever you added new ?

 

I also have a Code 1 on mine as well. O2 has been replaced with brand new OEM Honda sensor also and it still does it. It usually come on everyday but i havent had it come on in a couple days now that i think about it, knock on wood haha.

 

electric load detector? First of all what is that, and how do I fix it?

 

its suppose to be the underdash fusebox or the underhood fusebox. yes reset my ecu before and after installing the new o2

 

Any ideas on why the codes come back. what to check?

 

if you already replaced the new parts with old ones then remove the two fuses marked 15 on your fuse box. then disconnect the batter.

Mine used to do the same thing even with the new parts . and what i did i disconnected the battery then hooked off the ECU and reconnected back.