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Honda Accord
Report: Check Engine Light Due to Failed Air Fuel Sensor or Oxygen Sensor
Honda Accord Problem
Model Years Affected: 2003, 2004
Exhaust & Emissions Affected: 2.4L 4 Cylinder
Average Mileage: 80,564 mi (60,000 mi - 105,000 mi)
Issues with the air fuel sensor (oxygen sensor) can set a Check Engine Light. A failed sensor will need to be replaced for this repair.
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Report #1Visitor, 2003 Honda Accord, 60,000 mi
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Report #2HokieNation, 2004 Honda Accord, 67,258 mi
EnthusiastCheck Engine Light (CEL) came on. I went to Autozone and had the codes read. P0507 and P0141 came up. I bought the Bosch OEM replacement for the secondary sensor that screws into the catalytic converter. The wire from the oxygen sensor comes up through the floor board under the right front seat and plugs into an OEM connector. Be sure to replace the oxygen sensor with an OEM version, so you can easily plug it in without cutting any wires, etc.
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Report #3Visitor, 2004 Honda Accord
Engine lite came on....had a computer check ran....oxygen sensor was bad....replaced...runing great now.
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Report #5Visitor, 2004 Honda Accord, 90,000 mi
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Report #6Visitor, 2004 Honda Accord, 105,000 mi
My 2004 engine light came on. Diagnosis revealed a failed oxygen sensor. I think I paid about $185 to have it replaced in Tacoma, WA.
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Report #7Visitor, 2004 Honda Accord
oxigen sensor bank 2 not working
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