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1994 Honda Civic DX, 4D Sedan, Automatic

Intermittent Code 13 Tip (HON0405AP)

1994 Honda Civic DX, 4D Sedan, AutomaticSECTION Intermittent Code 13 Tip (HON0405AP)
Publication date: 1995-03-01
Reference number: HON0405AP

INTERMITTENT CODE 13 TIP

INTERMITTENT CODE 13 TIP

TECHNICAL INFORMATION TIP

Reference Number(s): HON0405AP, Date of Issue:  March, 1995

CODE 13

YEAR(S): 1990-95

MANUFACTURER: Honda

MODEL(S): All Models

DATE OF ISSUE: March, 1995

ISSUE & TIP

Code 13 can appear intermittently on late model Hondas if the PA (atmospheric pressure) sensor loses its 5 volt reference on the yellow/white wire The problem may be traced to a bad splice at the left (driver's) kick panel where the reference voltage supply wire branches off to other sensors under the hood.

Clean, resolder, and protect the splice connector to repair this problem.

Courtesy of Import Service Magazine

with thanks to:

Paul Brow

All Car Specialist, Inc.

San Gabriel, California

REFERENCE NUMBER

HON0405AP

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