00 Accord P1166 and P1167 codes
06-02-2007, 09:29 AM
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00 Accord P1166 and P1167 codes
I have a 00 4 cyl ULEV accord with no mods. It lighted the check engine light and throw codes p1166 and p1167 after i conected a scanner.
After doing some research I found out it has something to do with the primary O2 sensor, but the thing is this is indeed this sensor is different from the one on the regular 4 cyl engine.
Does anyone knows Where can buy this sensor?
Part number for it.
After doing some research I found out it has something to do with the primary O2 sensor, but the thing is this is indeed this sensor is different from the one on the regular 4 cyl engine.
Does anyone knows Where can buy this sensor?
Part number for it.
06-02-2007, 02:13 PM
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From what I found p1166= A/F Sensor (Sensor 1) Heater Circuit Malfunction
p1167= A/F Sensor (Sensor 1) Heater System Malfunction
Wow circuit and system
The non ulevs use ho2s so plain jane o2 sensers
The ulevs up to 2000 use o2 but look like thy have a different input colored wire 2001 and up use a/f ratio sensers and yes thy are different so make shure you use the rite one.The ulev senser input is a light green wire the non ulev is a white so thy may be different call your dealer first just to make shure.The o2 uses volts the a/f milliamp.I also put in a little article for fun. Use the little button on the bottom right of the pic to blow it up.
If the o2 will not fix the code let me know we will diag the system.90% of the time its the senser.
p1167= A/F Sensor (Sensor 1) Heater System Malfunction
Wow circuit and system
The non ulevs use ho2s so plain jane o2 sensers
The ulevs up to 2000 use o2 but look like thy have a different input colored wire 2001 and up use a/f ratio sensers and yes thy are different so make shure you use the rite one.The ulev senser input is a light green wire the non ulev is a white so thy may be different call your dealer first just to make shure.The o2 uses volts the a/f milliamp.I also put in a little article for fun. Use the little button on the bottom right of the pic to blow it up.
If the o2 will not fix the code let me know we will diag the system.90% of the time its the senser.
Last edited by Fuse; 06-11-2007 at 08:15 PM.
