thanks for the video. my check engine light went on. i been had a problem and did not know what whas the issue. turns out after watching this video, i looked at this part and it was completely ript off !!
Nice one. My engine seems almost the same (2.4L iVTEC, 189BHP, year 2005), however, mine doesn't have a MAF sensor. And it also doesn't have EGR valve (fun fact heh). I'm experiencing P0171 as the LTFT (long term fuel trim) goes too high... +17% or so... I checked for vacuum leaks with a smoke and there is none! I just replaced the upstream O2 sensor with a new one (Denso) and erased the code. After 100 km or so the code came up again. I also checked for leaks in the exhaust pipe and there are no leaks. I ran out of ideas :/
I am having the same problem on my 09 crv. Checked the air filter, checked the hose. Where else would I need to check to see if there is a leak elsewhere in the air flow system?
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Thanks! That was my exact issue (torn air intake hose). I was worried I would need a new fuel pump!
After looking myself I ended up finding a rip in the same spot. Thanks a bunch!
thanks for the video. my check engine light went on. i been had a problem and did not know what whas the issue. turns out after watching this video, i looked at this part and it was completely ript off !!
Glad I could help and thanks for watching!
Awesome! You nailed it! Thanks so much for saving me time and $$ in diagnosing my 2009 Accord. Alan
Glad to help Alan!
What was wrong with your accord? I have a 09 accord with the same code
Thank you very much . Mine leaking in very same spot
Nice one. My engine seems almost the same (2.4L iVTEC, 189BHP, year 2005), however, mine doesn't have a MAF sensor. And it also doesn't have EGR valve (fun fact heh). I'm experiencing P0171 as the LTFT (long term fuel trim) goes too high... +17% or so... I checked for vacuum leaks with a smoke and there is none! I just replaced the upstream O2 sensor with a new one (Denso) and erased the code. After 100 km or so the code came up again. I also checked for leaks in the exhaust pipe and there are no leaks. I ran out of ideas :/
Have you checked the PCV valve? If they stick it creates an internal leak to the crankcase.
@@AutoScholarwithMrB I'll check that next and also the front engine mount and brake booster... maybe I'll get lucky. Thank you for suggestion.
@@gregor.potrebujeswere you able to solve your problem? If so, what was it. Thanks
@@factotumted @factotumted My car is bifuel and also runs on LPG. The pressure was set too low. And that was the reason for throwing the lean code.
I am having the same problem on my 09 crv. Checked the air filter, checked the hose. Where else would I need to check to see if there is a leak elsewhere in the air flow system?
Could be a stuck open PCV valve
My pvc hose was torn , pvc valve clogged up with oil.
How did you find out?
Mr B I got a issue with my 2015 Honda civic ex
I found the same issue with my Honda CRV. Does anyone know what the part is called?
Intake hose
@@AutoScholarwithMrB thank you
Nice
Common on Honda. Shit rubber and airboxes that are packed in so tight you have to flex hell out of the tube
Code p0301
@@toddgrant6029 misfire on cylinder one.
$3000 worth of work done? Damn might as well just get another car loo