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Old 06-08-2004, 01:39 PM
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Default CEL code 10, changed O2 sensor, what next?

Here's the rundown. 1991 CRX Si 1.6L with approx 149K miles. After I drive for about 10-15min, it seems to bog down even when I hit the gas and then the CEL comes on. Afterwards the car seems to run fine while the CEL is on. The next day the car seems to start when it wants to and sometimes doesn't start at all. When it does start it is the same routine and the CEL comes on with a code 10 after about 10 minutes of driving.

There may be multiple problems, but I am trying to solve the code 10. I change the O2 sensor after troubleshooting the old one with a Honda Service Manual. The old sensor was bad, but I am still having the same problem with the new sensor.

WHAT DO I DO NEXT????
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No Start/Intermittent Start conditions are usually cause by either the fuel delivery system or no spark in the electrical system. I had both. Fuel delivery problem caused by faulty main relay. The relay was not functioning properly and not delivering power to the fuel pump. No spark condition caused by condensation inside the distributor b/c of faulty gasket. I did both up these repairs and it starts like a champ every time. I will post links to both of these repairs in a day or two. I am still tracking down the problem with the O2 sensor.
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