Dr.Boost

Ah, ---- sorry. That was the wrong link. I was getting pissed for a second.

Ok, just above the ECU there will be a two prong connector. It has a green casing on it. You need to jump these two wires together and turn the ignition on. Then the check engine light will flash a certain amount of times to tell you which code it is.

I'll try to find the right link for you. It explains it better than me. :P

This was in that link though:
OBDI and later ECUs
Find the diagnostic connector, which is a two wire blue connector found near the passengers feet, or in the centre console.
Short out the diagnostic connector with a piece of wire. The check engine light on the dash will flash the problem codes.
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Dr.Boost

Here is another good site: http://www.troublecodes.net/honda/

Scroll down to 92-95
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Thanks for the help and the link. I'm going to check to see what code I have.

REDLINE

OK what the ---- is a "primary oxygen sensor heater".

Dr.Boost

Could be a bad 02 sensor.
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REDLINE

Car runs great. And I didn't have a CEL with my CX ECU What is a O2 "HEATER" My exhaust LOL

Dr.Boost

That would be pointing toward your 02. The 02 is heated.

Try clearing the code and see if it comes back. It probably just needs to be cleared.
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REDLINE

Yea but theres a code for the O2 sensor and a code for the O2 sensor heater. I don't know. I did clear the codes and it won't go away. I think I need to pull the bulb.

Dr.Boost

Is it 41 or 1?


Maybe you need an 02 from a DX? How many wires are on the 02 you have?
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REDLINE

41