Code 116 for "check engine light"

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by hankus, Aug 23, 2008.

  1. hankus

    hankus Guest

    After getting a check engine signal I retightened the gas cap then
    discnncted battery for 10 mins which gave only 1 minute of the check engine
    light being off so this AM had Auto Zone read the code and it's 1166 -"fuel
    meter related" according to AZone guy.This 84K flawless miles car runs
    great.Suggestions?
    Thanks
     
    hankus, Aug 23, 2008
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    hankus Guest

    ....a 2003 CRV
     
    hankus, Aug 23, 2008
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  3. hankus

    hankus Guest

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    Thanks
    Hank
     
    hankus, Aug 23, 2008
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    johngdole Guest

    P1166? As in OBD-II reader form Autozone?

    That seems like oxygen sensor heater malfunction. Verify the failure
    with ohmmeter test. If so, get a Bosch *planar* type sensor. Autozone
    will lend sockets for free. Do both upstream and downstream, might as
    well.

    http://www.boschautoparts.com/Products/OxygenSensors/PlanarO2.htm

    I don't like those P0420-causing Denso old thimble sensors.
     
    johngdole, Aug 23, 2008
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  5. hankus

    hankus Guest

    I am 2 mnths beyond end of warranty...someone mentioned that some emission
    items are good for 7+yrs...any ideas about LA?
     
    hankus, Aug 24, 2008
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    AZ Nomad Guest


    You need to try the psychic hotline instead. They might be able to
    guess what make and model car ou're talking about.
     
    AZ Nomad, Aug 24, 2008
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  7. hankus

    AZ Nomad Guest

    Visit the mardi gras?
     
    AZ Nomad, Aug 24, 2008
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    Dano58 Guest

    I hate the Dodgers.

    O2 sensors aren't typically covered under the emissions warranty.

    Dan D
    '07 Ody EX
    Central NJ USA
     
    Dano58, Aug 25, 2008
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