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The Check Engine light is on because the ECU has detected a problem with the emissions system. The ECU needs to be scanned with a scan tool to help diagnose the problem which can be a multitude of things from a loose gas cap to a failing sensor or worse. Seek out a trusted professional or Honda dealer for repair.
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How do you turn off the check engine light on a 2001 Honda Accord?
How do you turn off the check engine light on a 2001 honda accord?
How do you reset the check engine light on 2001 Honda Accord?
Light can only be reset by the use of diagnostic equipment.
Will your check engine light come on if you gut your catalytic converter on your 2001 Honda accord?
Yes, along with lower fuel economy, and it is highly illegal.
How reset check engine light 2001 Accord in computer after replacing ox sensor?
THE CHEAP WAY.... DISCONNECT THE BATTERY FOR A MINUTE OR SO. JOSE
My check engine light came on in a 2001 Honda Accord EX?
Usually a problem in the emission control system. Have vehicle scanned to determine the problem
Is the service engine soon light on 2001 S10 same as check engine light?
Yes, the Service Engine Soon light is the same as the Check Engine light.
What size engine does the 2001 Honda Accord have?
The 2001 Honda Accord has an inline 4 engine.
How do you reset a check engine light on 2001 Toyota Sienna minivan?
The easiest way to reset the 2001 Toyota check engine light is to remove the check engine light fuse. The fuse can be found in the fuse box.
What is the light that looks like an engine 2001 Grand Caravan?
That is the check engine light.
How to pass inspection with a check engine light on in a 2001 dodge neon?
You will need to get the cause of the check engine light repaired.
Where is the check engine light relay for 2001 jeep wrangler?
The check engine light is not controlled by a relay, the bulb is grounded directly by the engine computer.
What is the base engine size of the 2001 Honda Accord?
The 2001 Honda Accord has a 2.3 L base engine size.
