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Old 07-04-2010 | 09:25 AM
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Hi guys! Happy 4th hope you are having a great day. I was working on the Honda yesterday. The other day was not able to work on it when we were threading, I was at the fire house. Today I’m back on shift, GFD. I drove it home after shift and it drove fine with a little idle up and down. But when I got home, I knew that I had to adjust the throttle plate back at factory position and then adjust the idle mix screw. After that she runs like a charm. The E light stayed on but come to fine out code 1, o2 censer. At least that wouldn’t be a two year mystery fix. I thank you mk378 & Ron J, for you help searching the wire and diagram I knew then what to look for. It was a switching of connecters of the EVAP and the IACV. Thanks!!!
 
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Old 07-04-2010 | 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by RonJ
What mk says here is backed up by the circuit diagram. The Yel/Blk wires should be hot with the engine running or with the key in ON(II) without the engine running.

Plug the connector with the red wire into the EVAP solenoid and plug the connector with the Lt Blu/Wht wire into the IACV to see if the idle problem is fixed. The green in the Grn/Wht wire has likely faded over time to have a Lt Blu appearance.
Hi guys! Happy 4th hope you are having a great day. I was working on the Honda yesterday. The other day was not able to work on it when we were threading, I was at the fire house. Today I’m back on shift, GFD. I drove it home after shift and it drove fine with a little idle up and down. But when I got home, I knew that I had to adjust the throttle plate back at factory position and then adjust the idle mix screw. After that she runs like a charm. The E light stayed on but come to fine out code 1, o2 censer. At least that wouldn’t be a two year mystery fix. I thank you mk378 & Ron J, for you help searching the wire and diagram I knew then what to look for. It was a switching of connecters of the EVAP and the IACV. Thanks!!!
 
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