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No start code P060A, P1659
2008 Honda Accord 145000 miles
I’m having problem with my 2008 Honda Accord 2.4 coupe. The car has been sitting for a month after changing bad injectors and fuel pump. I tried to start the car and it wouldn’t start. I got a code for P060A and P1659 with a flashing green immobilizer light after several failed start attempts. I’m going to change the battery but need help as to why it won’t start and it’s giving me those codes.
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2005 Honda Accord LX 2.4L 177000 miles
Just bought 05 Accord for my son’s first car 2 weeks ago from a family member…. We got pounded with snow last week and temps were freezing! My son tried moving car to snowblow driveway Tuesday and car went from being driven every day to sitting for about eight or nine days, but he did started a few times, anyways he couldn’t move the car because the steering was frozen. This past Saturday I said let’s get it in the garage and heat up the garage and sure enough that freed up the steering although there is a leak. The problem is when my son started the car to drive it straight into the garage. I… Read complete
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Have you tried ro replace the camera sensor? It'll cause all thoes issues
Their cam sensors they’re not camera. I think it’s camshaft sensors. I’m not sure. I need to know where they’re located in my car.
My dash lights are all stuck on, how do I get them to shut off? I’m talking about the warning lights, the brake, and, and tcs off light along with a fishtsiling car icon and my check engine light too. Is there a certain fuse that they are connected to or fuses that I could try to get these turned off with or are there any specific types of quick key sequences I can type in or do with my ignition the tips and tricks that mechanics know you know. ?
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1993 Honda Accord Sedan 2.2l 150000 miles
My husband and I have spent the last two weeks trying to figure out why our 2000 Honda Accord EX 3.0 V6 Sedan stopped running and we have been unsuccessful in our efforts.
The car began hesitating and losing power when accelerating or going uphill. We thought it was a fuel filter problem, but we learned that the 2000 Accord sedan doesn't have a fuel filter, in the traditional sense; apparently it is built into the fuel pump and is not a serviceable or replaceable part. We had inherited the car with an oil leak, about 1 quart per 20 miles, of course we located and fixed that problem right awa… Read complete
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John Solo. from United States 3 months ago
Mine was like that until I changed the fuel injectors. Around the 270k mile mark. And the MAP sensor. Those 2 things got me outta the woods misfiring over 3krpm. The old injectors looked and tested fine, but were nonetheless the issue. When i got the new ones in? Bingo. Note: i also had new sparks and coils first, and a clean throttle body, intake hose, and manifold. These were pretty dirty.
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2008 Honda Accord Honda accord 220000 miles
Need your assist please I have honda accord 2008 its not start from the first time when it's cold or wait 30 minutes not start till I stop and start again and I changed fuel pump and cleaned the injectors and changed the spark plugs and have same issue. I have pic for the computer codes as attached.
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Starts up then stalls.
1966 Honda Accord accord LX 2.2L 17000 miles
2.2l honda accord lx...starts up fine...then when reaches opperating temp it stalls out...
Replaced, distributor...ECT sensor...fuel sensor...IAC sensor...EGR...crank shaft speed sensor...compleat tune up...removed throttel body cleaned it...tightened up cold idel sensor on throttel body... changed cars computer...checked all vaccume lines...replaced fule air mixing valve...checked injectors...???????
Whats left...?????
Any ideas????
Thanks...barry h
Replaced, distributor...ECT sensor...fuel sensor...IAC sensor...EGR...crank shaft speed sensor...compleat tune up...removed throttel body cleaned it...tightened up cold idel sensor on throttel body... changed cars computer...checked all vaccume lines...replaced fule air mixing valve...checked injectors...???????
Whats left...?????
Any ideas????
Thanks...barry h
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My vehicle:
2008 Honda Accord 2.4L EX-L
Codes: P062f p060a p2610 p2118
Hard starting when cold or sitting for over 25 min. Otherwise would start fine and drive fine with no issues until next start.
Process:
Replaced battery, no change
Sent Pcm (ecu) for repair/service. ECU came back with no errors or damage found. No change. Replaced throttle body, no change. Cleaned map and maf sensors, no change. (This fixed issue for someone so figured I would inspect. )
Replaced FTP, code went away, but no change.
*Note: During idle, I noticed a minimal sputter. Almost not audible.
Researched more, and one person mentioned they changed the spark plugs and that fixed their car.
So, I produce a list of all possible fuel/Ignition related possibilities for hard start/idle sputter.
Spark plugs
Ignition coils
Injectors
Fuel pump
As for me, I replaced the fuel injectors, ignition coils, and fuel pump about 2 years ago. And due to covid my car was almost not driven for the last 2 years. So, I removed them as possibilities for me. That left spark plugs.
I bought some NGK iridium plugs and replaced them. Old plugs were worn. (See pictures). This resolved my issues. No more cell lights, hard start, or idle sputter.
Definitely do your due diligence, but I'd say definitely go in this direction if your symptoms sound like mine did.
Good luck, everyone.
My Honda Accord 2008 was parked after several days under freezing weather. The engine cranked but didn’t start. On the warm day, it started but drove only 5 minutes then shutoff.
Read all online recommendations and attempts, I replaced new spark plugs, ignition coils, fuel pump, swapped relay switch around, cleaned throttle body and air intake tube, nothing worked. It was getting worse as the engine started but died within a minute. After I felt the symptom was like the throttle body did not open that had caused the engine shutoff and thrown faulty ECU related code. Before thinking of replacing the ECU or get the dealer reprogram it, I found an online source on how to reset the ECU for the TB on Honda Accord. Someone posted it for the earlier year model. I tried and it worked on my Accord as well. I had already tested by driving hours. The car has been running well like before. My solution was to reset the ECU for the TB.