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Workshop guy checked with Honda computer system and found the Fuel system malfunction Fuel leaner. He did the cleaning for cylincer and brake system and than reset the system all the warning lights went off. But after 2 days same all lights came on
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Hello, A lean running condition can be caused by inadequate fuel supply, vacuum leaks, erroneous O2 sensors, and the list goes on and on. The vehicle needs to be scanned to observe conditions present while the codes are set, and those conditions may need to be verified by physical testing. Resetting the diagnostic trouble codes/PCM may or may not be the right thing to do, but it depends on the issue and diagnostic steps required to correct the issue. Do you know what codes were found?
P145c and P0497
Ok. Not to sound harsh, just being honest, you need a new technician. This is a simple issue, and testing should be done in an hour. Take it to an independent shop, we have lots of them listed, and have them test the vehicle. You may have a loose electrical connection at the fuel tank pressure sensor, the engine control module, the EVAP purge solenoid, the EVAP canister vent valve, or there is blockage in one of the lines, or one of those components has failed. It is typical of the purge valve or vent valve to fail.
Also.... why is he cleaning the brakes system? That should only be done as factory scheduled maintenance as listed in your owners manual. What cylinder is he cleaning? Injectors?