Honda Civic Error Code P1361 P1362 P1298 P1259 Repairs (MIL DTC)

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  • Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
  • This repair was performed on a '02 Honda Civic EX with the 1.7L I4. The model with this engine was produced from 2001 to 2005. I usually don't do this but I bought this car "as is" for what some would consider next to nothing. The catch? A dead battery, a car that wouldn't start with jumper cables and a diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) printout from the owner. I took a chance that the engine and transmission were mechanically sound and the faults that needed fixing were all electronic. A friend of mine did the same thing with another car that cost him 4 months of diagnostic time (electrical tech specialist worked on it part time) and eventually cost him $1,700 in parts and labor (new PCM, throttle body, pedal sensor, instrument cluster, SRS & ABS control modules). The cause of all these failures? Guess was the car was struck by lighting. Anyway, based on the Civic's codes, I replaced the electronic load detector (ELD) which commonly fail on Honda's and the camshaft position sensor that Honda calls a "top dead center" sensor. At first I didn't quite know what to do about P1259 "VTEC System Failure". I figured that sometimes other fault codes could trigger an unrelated code. After charging up the battery and turning the ignition ... the car started right up! I resent the codes, drove the Civic for several days and the codes never reappeared!
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  • @wrenchman3702
    @wrenchman3702 Рік тому

    Wow! You are good! You make it look so easy! Very professional! My brother has the same car with same check engine light code. Now I know how to fix it! Thank you!

  • @philliptaylor5981
    @philliptaylor5981 Рік тому

    Okay..so this guy has to be pro!

  • @SlartyBartfast206
    @SlartyBartfast206 2 роки тому

    Does the brand of the new sensor matter. Im doing this same job and my new tdc/camshaft sensor wont work. My buddy says its because its a duralast sensor and not AC Delco. Any thoughts?

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  2 роки тому

      Possible that a no name brand replacement part can be defective from the get-go. Haven't had good luck with AutoZone parts.

    • @SlartyBartfast206
      @SlartyBartfast206 2 роки тому

      @@hardlymovingpro its a duralast from AutoZone. 2nd one so far. Guess I need to go to Napa next

  • @DirtyRottenBikes
    @DirtyRottenBikes 2 роки тому

    Great video, BUT ALWAYS disconnect the negative terminal on the battery first!! Not doing so can cause a lot of issues.

  • @jonathangarrett9029
    @jonathangarrett9029 3 роки тому

    Curious do have any info on the voltage at the plug where it connects to the sensor? I been having some sort of shortage at (assuming) at high temps. Because I check everything. And wind up waiting until engine cools then there is no problem for a while. Been very difficult to check for continuity after a p1361 then car breaker down. I feel like by the time I check the shortage fuse back somewhere.

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  3 роки тому +1

      Can't say.

    • @sertifikali
      @sertifikali 7 місяців тому

      I have the same issue @jonathangarrett9029 If the car is cold everything is ok. When it is over 100 Celsius degrees, I start to get p1361.
      Were you able to fix your issue?

  • @malickasfandyar
    @malickasfandyar 3 роки тому

    Hey i have Honda reborn 2007 model showing p1298 code of ELD high voltage can I replace new ELD or what to do?

  • @JR-kl3cp
    @JR-kl3cp 4 роки тому

    I've got that p1362 code but my motor is the DOHC I believe that sensor is part of the distributor. Should I just replace the whole thing?

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  4 роки тому

      It's you camshaft position sensor. Should be somewhere next to one of your camshaft sprockets.

  • @sarabolivar3090
    @sarabolivar3090 4 роки тому

    Hello! My car is showing the p1361 & p1362 codes. Every time I'm driving and make a speed change the car produces a sound while the RPMs increase to make the change, after making the change the sound disappears, usually happens more when I'm at a traffic light and I'm going to start. Do you think it’s because those two codes? I drive a Honda Civic EX 2002

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  4 роки тому

      Hard to say. Take it one step at a time by fixing the cause of each code. Driving while ignoring the codes addresses nothing.

  • @husseinlodhee2357
    @husseinlodhee2357 2 роки тому

    Watching from France..Is it possible to have a video on Hondaz jazz error code...Thankyou so much Sir..

  • @JohnDoe-tr3ls
    @JohnDoe-tr3ls 4 роки тому

    What if the camshaft position sensor is replaced and then 3 hours later check engine light comes on.. now I have the same codes to replace the camshaft sensor and cylinders 2 and 4 are misfiring now.

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  4 роки тому +1

      Ok ... Sounds like you are dealing with multiple faults. I'd continue by replacing all the plugs with either NGK or Denso Iridium plugs. Then swap out coil coil packs 2 and 4 with 1 and 3. Reset the codes and run the car. If 1 and 3 get error codes, then those coil packs need to be replaced. Recently had a similar problem with a BMW. Replacing all the Bosche plugs with Denso Iridiums fixed his problems.

  • @Peteiiis
    @Peteiiis 4 роки тому +3

    You are really professional sir 👍

  • @malibupusha
    @malibupusha 3 роки тому

    I changed my alternator two weeks ago, had the car running for about an hour and the car just shut off. I grabbed my scan tool and it said eld high voltage. I ordered it and put it in yesterday. Apparently it was never plugged in since the car was manufactured. I found it weird. I only got the car 8 months ago and now fixing what needs to be fixed piece by piece

  • @albertchan3184
    @albertchan3184 4 роки тому

    Hello Hardly Moving, I learn something new today from watching your video. Never know the ELD existed in a Civic and looks a ton of work just to get to it. Questions: Do Honda cars need to adjust valves after about 90 or 100K miles? I had an issue with my 2000 CR-V with 80K miles that stalled on me when the engine cold in the morning, my mechanic fix the issue after he adjusted the valves, now the CR-V runs well. And how about the timing belt and water pump kits if your Civic is due with 90 to 100K miles. Aisin TKH-003 timing belt and water pump kits cost $120 big one at Amazon, and it's a bargain if I know how to do it. And I think the '02 has an interference engine, hopes that help!!! Please keep more videos rolling, THANKS!!!

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  4 роки тому

      Japanese engines rarely require an adjustment of valves if you change the oil on the recommended service intervals. You can hear a lot of tapping noise when adjustment is needed. Haven't done an adjustment in a long time. Unusual for a car with only 80k miles. Here's a link to a recent video I published on how to do a timing belt/water pump replacement on the Civic: ua-cam.com/video/ArNsw83SgaM/v-deo.html

  • @ismaelfriasdelgado2971
    @ismaelfriasdelgado2971 3 роки тому

    Hi sr i haber honda 2001 so my codes aré p1362 anda 1324, i replasenm cramshaft sensor
    AND rpm aré no good

  • @jaymez858
    @jaymez858 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for sharing this. My A/C died and I keep getting a check engine light P1361 when I I drive in traffic on a warm 70°F day. I experience loss of power and sometimes rough idle. I’ll let it cool and the issue goes away. I thought the issue was fixed when I had the compressor replaced (which failed again within a few weeks) but haven’t had a chance to bring it back in. Today while smogging my car, the CEL came on while car was idling for 10 minutes. Loss of power. I let it cool for an hour and I got power to drive 20 miles home. The CEL stayed on. I was able to reset it. Would this still be a TCD sensor? Again, it seems to be triggered by stop and go traffic. No overheating and the fans kick in. Ironically when I had the A/C replaced along with transmission, the battery died. It was only about 3 years old.

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  11 місяців тому +1

      Sometimes electrical sensors fail sporadically which can be deceiving. I would recommend you replace the TDC sensor. Had a similar problem in another car where the oil pressure sensor would trigger the low pressure lamp only after engine warmed up but shut off in higher rpm's. Problem solved after replacing the sensor.

  • @ehabpepo1384
    @ehabpepo1384 2 роки тому

    P1713.??

  • @MALA-HIERBA-7
    @MALA-HIERBA-7 3 роки тому

    After I chamge the sensor still has the same code and symptoms and I have change the sensor for 3 times

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  3 роки тому

      You replaced both the TDC (top dead center) sensor and the ELD?

  • @bwest-yq3uc
    @bwest-yq3uc 4 роки тому

    good job... Hate to work on Hondas.....

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  4 роки тому +2

      Thanks! I prefer Honda and Toyota vehicles to work on vs German and American.

  • @angelalvizo5848
    @angelalvizo5848 3 роки тому

    I changed all these sensor and keep getting the codes

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  3 роки тому

      Did you reset the codes?

    • @angelalvizo5848
      @angelalvizo5848 3 роки тому

      @@hardlymovingpro yes and they came back on

    • @hardlymovingpro
      @hardlymovingpro  3 роки тому +1

      @@angelalvizo5848 Only thing I can recommend is to bring it to a automotive electrical specialist.