Flashing d4; Code 14. Clarification request. 1994 honda accord
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Flashing d4; Code 14. Clarification request. 1994 honda accord
So my mother's 1994 Honda Accord LX will "randomly" get a flashing d4 while driving and the check engine light will come on. I did the sensor trick, and got a code 14 from the flashing d4. Now, I have googled and searched, and searched, and searched, and I have gotten multiple answers.
What should I do to fix a code 14?
Answers I've found is that a solenoid is faulty, the ECU might be faulty, the TCU might be faulty, a wire from the ECU to the TCU might be faulty..and a couple of other things.
What exactly does a code 14 mean (it's a transmission code), and how do I fix it?
What should I do to fix a code 14?
Answers I've found is that a solenoid is faulty, the ECU might be faulty, the TCU might be faulty, a wire from the ECU to the TCU might be faulty..and a couple of other things.
What exactly does a code 14 mean (it's a transmission code), and how do I fix it?
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Re: Flashing d4; Code 14. Clarification request. 1994 honda accord
TCU code 14 is related to the 'FAS' wire. AFAIK this is a wire that communicates between the ECU and TCU. Check the wire harness between the two for any breaks or corrosion.
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Re: Flashing d4; Code 14. Clarification request. 1994 honda accord
So my mother's 1994 Honda Accord LX will "randomly" get a flashing d4 while driving and the check engine light will come on. I did the sensor trick, and got a code 14 from the flashing d4. Now, I have googled and searched, and searched, and searched, and I have gotten multiple answers.
What should I do to fix a code 14?
Answers I've found is that a solenoid is faulty, the ECU might be faulty, the TCU might be faulty, a wire from the ECU to the TCU might be faulty..and a couple of other things.
What exactly does a code 14 mean (it's a transmission code), and how do I fix it?
What should I do to fix a code 14?
Answers I've found is that a solenoid is faulty, the ECU might be faulty, the TCU might be faulty, a wire from the ECU to the TCU might be faulty..and a couple of other things.
What exactly does a code 14 mean (it's a transmission code), and how do I fix it?
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