Cel code 65
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Results for code: 65
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Honda - Engines: 1.5L - (D15B1, D15B2, D15B6, D15B7, D15B8, D15Z1) 1.6L - (B16A3, D16A6, D16Z6) 2.0L - (A20A3, BS, BT, B20A5) 2.1L - (B21A) 2.2L - (F22A1, F22A4, F22A6, F22B1, F22B2, H22A1) 2.3L - (H23A1) 2.7L (C27A4)
Description: Rear Heated Oxygen Sensor Heater
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Honda - Engines: 1.5L - (D15B1, D15B2, D15B6, D15B7, D15B8, D15Z1) 1.6L - (B16A3, D16A6, D16Z6) 2.0L - (A20A3, BS, BT, B20A5) 2.1L - (B21A) 2.2L - (F22A1, F22A4, F22A6, F22B1, F22B2, H22A1) 2.3L - (H23A1) 2.7L (C27A4)
Description: Rear Heated Oxygen Sensor Heater
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dgonzals »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Results for code: 65
Manufacturer
Honda - Engines: 1.5L - (D15B1, D15B2, D15B6, D15B7, D15B8, D15Z1) 1.6L - (B16A3, D16A6, D16Z6) 2.0L - (A20A3, BS, BT, B20A5) 2.1L - (B21A) 2.2L - (F22A1, F22A4, F22A6, F22B1, F22B2, H22A1) 2.3L - (H23A1) 2.7L (C27A4)
Description: Rear Heated Oxygen Sensor Heater
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Yea, thanks, but is there any other solutions that you people recommend?
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Honda - Engines: 1.5L - (D15B1, D15B2, D15B6, D15B7, D15B8, D15Z1) 1.6L - (B16A3, D16A6, D16Z6) 2.0L - (A20A3, BS, BT, B20A5) 2.1L - (B21A) 2.2L - (F22A1, F22A4, F22A6, F22B1, F22B2, H22A1) 2.3L - (H23A1) 2.7L (C27A4)
Description: Rear Heated Oxygen Sensor Heater
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Yea, thanks, but is there any other solutions that you people recommend?
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Yea, thanks, but is there any other solutions that you people recommend?
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You can check the resistance of the o2 heater. It should measure 4 to 10 ohms. (If you want to be sure that's the problem.)
Yea, thanks, but is there any other solutions that you people recommend?
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You can check the resistance of the o2 heater. It should measure 4 to 10 ohms. (If you want to be sure that's the problem.)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chiovnidca »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You can check the resistance of the o2 heater. It should measure 4 to 10 ohms. (If you want to be sure that's the problem.)</TD></TR></TABLE>
If it's OK then you can check to see that the heater terminals are getting 12v power. If they're not, you can look for a blown fuse or broken wires.
The code says that the heater circuit isn't working. You still have to find what's broken.
If it's OK then you can check to see that the heater terminals are getting 12v power. If they're not, you can look for a blown fuse or broken wires.
The code says that the heater circuit isn't working. You still have to find what's broken.
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