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Honda Accord Codes p1259 and p0401
I have a 99 honda accord and it has been cutting out pretty bad while accelerating. Then the check engine light came on with these codes p 1259 and 0401. Where should I start, could these issues be related? I have never had to work on this car and it has right at 200000 miles on it but I need it to last a while longer. LOL So is this something I can fix on my own or not? Please any advice will help..............:banghead: -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 's Profile: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...?userid=512935 View this thread: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=703322 http://www.automotiveforums.com |
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Honda Accord Codes p1259 and p0401
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Honda Accord Codes p1259 and p0401
Steve Austin > wrote in
: >> >> > I don't know much about Hondas, but when I see a variable cam timing > code, the first thing I check is to see if there is an engine left. > Cam timing codes are frequently set from slipped belt drives. If that > is an interference engine, the egr might be the least of your > problems. > Comboverfish would know way better than either of us, but I'm guessing it's possible the 1259 may be being induced by the stumbling caused by EGR problems. -- Tegger |
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Honda Accord Codes p1259 and p0401
Tegger wrote:
> Steve Austin > wrote in > : > > >>> >> I don't know much about Hondas, but when I see a variable cam timing >> code, the first thing I check is to see if there is an engine left. >> Cam timing codes are frequently set from slipped belt drives. If that >> is an interference engine, the egr might be the least of your >> problems. >> > > > > Comboverfish would know way better than either of us, but I'm guessing > it's possible the 1259 may be being induced by the stumbling caused by EGR > problems. > Too little egr won't affect acceleration. Too much egr is going to be an idle problem. |
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