ABS Code 4-4 1994 Honda Accord EX (CDN)

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Scott, Jun 10, 2005.

  1. Scott

    Scott Guest

    Hello,

    I have retrieved code 4-4 from my 94 Accord's ABS light but have been
    unable to find what the code means for my specific vehicle. If anyone
    knows what this particular code means or where I could find a chart
    with the abs codes on the internet would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
     
    Scott, Jun 10, 2005
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  2. Scott

    motsco_ _ Guest


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    According to my (somettimes incorrect Chilton's) the code 4-4 for a '95
    Odyssey seems to be Left-rear wheel lock. The accord is similar, but who
    knows. If the problem only happens after the vehicle starts moving, that
    could be correct. What else have you noticed / done to your Accord to
    cause the light to start coming on? Don't plan to 'slip out' the rear
    sensors to inspect them . . If they are like the Ody, you'll have to
    destroy them to get them out. Have you bled the brakes recently?

    Did you try to clear the code? Does the light stay off as long as you
    don't move the vehicle?

    'Curly'
     
    motsco_ _, Jun 10, 2005
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  3. Scott

    Scott Guest

    Hi,

    thanks for the reply. The light only kicks on after the vehicle has
    started moving and I have cleared the code by checking it, then
    removing the underhood abs fuse, and the light still returns. I have
    not bled the brakes at all recently. I am simply curious as to find out
    what caused the light to come on and whether or not it would be a cheap
    thing to repair as I have read previously that it can cost over 1000.00
    to have major abs repair work done on this car. However, I am content
    to live without abs. Thanks.
     
    Scott, Jun 10, 2005
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  4. Scott

    Woody Guest

    Check the wires at the rear left sensor and also contamination around the
    sensor if possible.
     
    Woody, Jun 10, 2005
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  5. Scott

    motsco_ _ Guest

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    Since it only happens after motion, at least one sensor isn't 'calling
    home'. Like Woody said, check all connections. Also clean the tone rings
    if they are full of grease / crud.

    'Curly'
     
    motsco_ _, Jun 10, 2005
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