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#41
Can any-body help me? i bought a 2000 teg LS, it had a (SRS) light on. i took it to the shop they told me that they coldn't reset the light or find what was wrong with it. That the scanner will not give them a code. They also try mannualy by glove-box adapter and the light would not blink. what else can i do?? this is really crazy.
#42
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Originally Posted by kem1020
Can you help with DTC codes? I recently failed emissions with a P0181. Can this be fixed w/out going to the dealer? 2001 model. Thanks!
The P0181 DTC code doesn't show up in my 1997 model year factory manual. h:
Also, what were your CO, NOx and HC numbers?
If you went over the limit on any of these pollutants, let us know.
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#43
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Originally Posted by cruserfier
Can any-body help me? i bought a 2000 teg LS, it had a (SRS) light on. i took it to the shop they told me that they coldn't reset the light or find what was wrong with it. That the scanner will not give them a code. They also try mannualy by glove-box adapter and the light would not blink. what else can i do?? this is really crazy.
The procedure to reset the SRS unit is rather awkward and requires the use of a specialized connector and split-second timing.
Since the SRS system is so sensitive to voltage loads, I'd recommend taking the car to a genuine Acura dealer service center.
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#44
Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
Are the guys you took the car to competent Honda mechanics?
The procedure to reset the SRS unit is rather awkward and requires the use of a specialized connector and split-second timing.
Since the SRS system is so sensitive to voltage loads, I'd recommend taking the car to a genuine Acura dealer service center.
The procedure to reset the SRS unit is rather awkward and requires the use of a specialized connector and split-second timing.
Since the SRS system is so sensitive to voltage loads, I'd recommend taking the car to a genuine Acura dealer service center.
#45
i have 2 questions. where do i put the fluid into the transmission of a s80 gsr, pix would be greatly appreciated, also hoiw much do i add? the guy at honda sold me 3 mtf quarts and told me to add it all is this true??? thanks.
#46
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Originally Posted by cruserfier
One last question is there anything that i can do to fix it my-self if not, how much do you thing that i will end up spending to fix it? I'm kind of working on a thight buddget.
So at the least, you'll need to buy a specialized tool to do the job yourself.
The only DIY solution I can think of is to remove the SRS system in it's entirety. But doing so exposes you to liability and it violates federal law.
Cost? I have no idea.
Figure about $60-80/hr for labor.
Call your local Honda / Acura dealer service center.
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Originally Posted by jdmeg6hatchy
i have 2 questions. where do i put the fluid into the transmission of a s80 gsr, pix would be greatly appreciated, also hoiw much do i add? the guy at honda sold me 3 mtf quarts and told me to add it all is this true??? thanks.
Fill the tranny with the fill plug out and fill until the fluid starts coming out. This is usually a little less than 1.5 quarts or so.
#49
Hey hows it goin guys just joined this is my first post. Anyways got a kind of stupid question but I don't know much about cars so here goes. I had a decent scratch on the back of my 90 GS and I touched up the paint on it, only problem is it is flat looking, compared to the shininess of the rest of the car. I figured I had to buff or wax it or something, but wasn't really sure what the first thing to do would be. Any ideas?
Thanks alot
Scott
Thanks alot
Scott
#50
Originally Posted by 1990 Integra
Hey hows it goin guys just joined this is my first post. Anyways got a kind of stupid question but I don't know much about cars so here goes. I had a decent scratch on the back of my 90 GS and I touched up the paint on it, only problem is it is flat looking, compared to the shininess of the rest of the car. I figured I had to buff or wax it or something, but wasn't really sure what the first thing to do would be. Any ideas?
Thanks alot
Scott
Thanks alot
Scott