2000 Accord i4 p0420 code
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2000 Accord i4 p0420 code
Ok so I had a problem with my oem cat, the car was driving very slowly as if it didn't want to go. The p0420 code came up and went away after a while
I took it to a garage and they showed me that I had a dent in my oem cat. I had it replaced with a magnaflow direct fit cat from car sound.
The code went away for a while and came back. So I replaced the o2 sensor with an oem o2 sensor
It was fine for about 500km and now the code is back. I'm stuck as to what to do next.
There's about 130km on the car (~80k miles)
I spoke to someone at Car Sound and they mentioned the following to check
- temp of the o2 sensors
- spark plugs
- spark plug wires
- engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor
- head gasket leak (at the engine block itself)
- exhaust leak
- air/fuel mixture
I have DC sports stainless steel headers and a brullen cat-back exhaust with 2.25" stainless steel piping
Any suggestions?
I took it to a garage and they showed me that I had a dent in my oem cat. I had it replaced with a magnaflow direct fit cat from car sound.
The code went away for a while and came back. So I replaced the o2 sensor with an oem o2 sensor
It was fine for about 500km and now the code is back. I'm stuck as to what to do next.
There's about 130km on the car (~80k miles)
I spoke to someone at Car Sound and they mentioned the following to check
- temp of the o2 sensors
- spark plugs
- spark plug wires
- engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor
- head gasket leak (at the engine block itself)
- exhaust leak
- air/fuel mixture
I have DC sports stainless steel headers and a brullen cat-back exhaust with 2.25" stainless steel piping
Any suggestions?
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unplug ur battery for and leave it unpluged for like an hour (this will reset ur computer), then reconnect it and drive the car for like 150km (even if the light comes on) it should go away after that. (thsi way ur ecu learns the new system and adjusts to it)
thats one to way to get rid of the light after u have installed headers and other airflow parts.
thats one to way to get rid of the light after u have installed headers and other airflow parts.
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