ignition wire HONDA CR-V 1997 RD1-RD3 / 1.G Owners Manual
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Emission Control System
Evaporative Emission (EVAP) Controls (cont,dl
iTl457l ("ont'or
APCONTROLCANISTER
Ropair op€n in th6 wire betweenthe EVAP purge control 3olenoidvelve and ths ECM/PCM (A61.
VACUUMPUMP/GAUGE, O-30 iN.HgA973X - 0rl -
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Wire side of lemale terminals
EVAP PURGE CONTROL SOI.ENOIDVALVE 2P CONNECTOR (Cl08)
PCSIRED/YELI
femaletermanals
ECM/PCM CONNECTOR A {32P}
PCS (RED/YELI
,/3 458/'t0
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,/ 262930
JUMPERWIRE
- The MIL has been reported on.- DTC P1457 is stored.{EVAP purge control solenoidvalve test.l*
Check the EVAP purge conrrol30lenoid velve:L Disconnect the vacuum hosefrom the EVAP conlrol canis,ter, and connect a vacuumpump to the hose.2. Connect the ECM/PCM connector terminal A6 to the bodyground with a jumper wire.3. Turn the ignition switch ON (tl).4. Apply vacuum to the hose.
EVAP purge control solenoidvalve is OK. Oo the EVAP bypasssolenoid valve t€3t {see psge 1l-221t.
Does the valve hold vacuum?
Check for an open in the wire(PCS line):1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.2. Disconnect the EVAP purgecontrol solenoid valve 2P connector,3. Check for continuity betweenthe EVAP pu rge controlsolenoid valve 2P connectorterminal No.2 and bodygrouno,
ls there continuity?
Check for an open in the wire(lGl line):1. Turn the ignition switch ON t).2. Measure voltage between theEVAP bypass solenoid valve 2pcoonector terminal No. 1 andbody ground.
ls there battery voltage?
Repah open in lhe wir6 betwoenthe EVAP pu.ge cont.ol solonoidvdlvo and No. 15 ALTERNATORSP SENSOR {7.5 Al fu!€.
*: Continued frr '98 model
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EVAP bypass solenoid valv€ test.
{The continuation of DTC P1457
troubleshooting.l
Check the EVAP bypass 3olenoid
1. Disconnect the vacuLlm hose
from the EVAP two way valve,
and conned a vacuum PUmPto the hose.2. Turn the ignition switch ON (ll).
3. Apply vacuum to the hose
EVAP bvpas3 30lsnoid vrlvo/
EVAP two way v.lve is OK. Do
the EVAP control canisler vent
3hut v.lve te3l (see Psge11'2221.
Does the valve hold vacuum?
Ch6ck the EVAP byp.ss solenoid
'1. Turn the ignition switch OFF
2. Disconnect the EVAP bypass
solenoid valve 2P connector.
3. Check {or continuity between
the EVAP bypass soleno id
valve 2P connector termlnal
No. 2 and body ground
ReDlace the EVAP bypass 3olenoid
valve and O-rings.
Check for a short in lhe wire
{2WBS linel:1. Disconnect ECM/PCM connec
tor A (32P).
2. Check lor continuity betlveenthe EVAP bypass soleno id
valve 2P connector termrnalNo. 2 and body ground.
Rcpsir short in th. wire bgtwoen
the EcM/PCtrl lA3l lnd the EVAP
bypa$ solenoid valvo.ls there continuitY?
Sub3tiiute . known'good ECM/
PCM End recheck. lI sYmptom/
indication goe3 away, tePlace
the original ECM/PCM.
EVAPBYPASSFUELTANKPRESSUBE SENSORSOLENOIDVALVEEVAP TWO WAY
VALVE
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EVAP AYPASS SOLENOID
VALVE 2P CONNECTOR (C647}
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| 2wBs
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Wire side offemaleterminals
2WBS(BLU}
(cont'd)
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Emission Control System
Evaporative Emission (EVAP) Controls (cont,dl
lT145il ("ont'o)
EVAPTHREE
VATVE \'t
VACUUMPUMP/GAUGE,0 - 30 in.HsA973X - 041 -
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WIRE
ECM/PCM CONNECTOR A {32PI
vsv
Wire side of female terminals
EVAPCONTROLCANISTER
EVAP CONTROLCANISTER VENT SHUTVALVE 2P CONNECTOR {C361}
riErr+J
I vsv
/A {Lr GRN/WHT|
YI
Wire side of female terminals
CANISTEFVENTSHUTVALVE
EVAPCONTROL
(}BING
Replace.
ffilrcr
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(BLK/wHr)
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EVAP control canistor vent shutvalve t6t.(The continuation of DTC p1457
troubl€ahooting.)
Chcck the EVAP control c.nirt6lvent ahut vrlve:1. Disconnect the vacuum hosetrom the EVAP thre€ way valve,and connect a vacuum pumpto the hose.2. Connect the ECM,PCM conn6c,tor terminal A4 to the bodyground with a jumper wire.3. Turn the ignition switch ON fil).4. Applyvacuum to the hose.
EVAP control crni3ter v6nt shutvelve b OK. Do the canistsr sys-lern loak test {3ee page 11-2231.
Does the valve hold vacuum?
Check for an open in the wireIVSV linGll1. Turn the ignition swjtch OFF.2. Disconnect the EVAP controlcanister vent shut valve 2pconnector.3. Check for continuity betweenthe EVAP control canister ventshul valve 2P connector termi-nal No. l and body ground.
Ropril op6n in tho wire botweonthe EVAP control canister v6ntshut v.lve and the ECM/PCM(A41.
Check tor an open in the wire(lGl line):1. Turn the ignition switch ON l).2. Measure voltage between theEVAP control canister vent shutvalve 2P connector terrninalNo. 1 and body ground.
Roplace thG EVAP cont.ol canis-ter Yent shut velve and O-ring.
Repai. opon in the wire betwoenth6 EVAP control canister vontshut valve .nd No. 15 ALTERNA-TOB SP SENSOR t?.5 Alfus6.
{LT GRN/WHT)
36a10
l4/1617l8't9202l232426 272a2930
JUMPER
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Canbter system leak test
{The continuation of DTC P1457
trouble3hootin9.)
Chock the EVAP control canistervent shut valve line and connoc'
tonS:1. Turn the ignition switch OFF
2. Connect to three'way tee fit_
tings into the hose from the
EVAP control canister to the
EVAP two way valve. Connect
the fuel tank pressure sensor
to one of the tee fittings and
the vacuum PumP to the other'
3. Remove the vent hose from
the EVAP control canister vent
shut valve and cap the Pon to
seal the fresh air vent Ior the
EVAP control canister.4. Turn the ignition switch ON (ll).
5. While monitoring the FTP
Sensor voltage with the Honda
PGM Tester, or measurangvoltage between ECM/PCM
connector terminals A29 and
C18 slowly PumP the vacuumpump using a stroke every 1 -
2 seconds.6. Continue to PumP vacuum
until that voltage droPs to
approx. 1.5 V.NOTE: Make sure that the
engine coolant temPeraturestillabove 95'F (35'Cland Yourvacuum PumP has no leak
7. Monitor that voltage for 20
seconds.
Check the EVAP Pu.ge control
solenoid valve line and connec-
tions:1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.
2. Disconnect the Purge lane
hose from the EVAP control
canister and Plug the Port3. Turn the ignition switch ON (lli.
4. While monitoring the FTP
Sensor voltage with the Honda
PGM Tester, or measuringvoltage between ECM/PCM
connector terminals A29 and
Cl8 slowly PumP the vacuumpump using a stroke every 1 -
2 seconds.5. Continue to pump vacuum
until that voltage droPs to
approx. 1-5 V.NOTE: Make sure that the
engine coolant temPeraturestill above 95'F (35"C) and Yourvacuum pump has no leak-
6. Monitor that voltage tor 20
seconds.
Doesthe voltage drop to 1.5 V
and holds at least 20 seconds?
lGp€ct the EVAP control cani3tel
vent 3hut valvo line and connec_
tion5.
Inlpect tho EVAP Putge control
solenoid valvo line and connec'
tion3. It th6y lro OK, do the EVAP
two way valve te3t (seo page 11-
2211.
Does the voltage drop to 1.5 V
and holds at least 20 seconds?
Reolace the EVAP conirol canister.
EVAPBYPASSSOLENOIDVALVE
FUEL TANK
EVAPCONTROL
VENTSHUTVALVE
EVAPCONTROLCANISTER
SENSOR
EVAP TWO WAYVALVE
EVAPTHREE
VALVE
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ta
VACUUMPUMP/GAUGE,0 - 30 in.HgA973X -
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FITTINGS
ECM/PCM CONNECTORS
A {32P)
PTANK ILT GRN)
c (31Pt
SG2 {GRN/BLK)
Wire side of female terminals
{cont'd)
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Troubleshooting Procedures
Checking ths Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC)
with an O8D ll Scan tool or Honda PGM Tsster
When the PCM senses an abnormality in the input or output systems, the El ('97 - 98) or E ('99 - O0) indicator light in thegauge ass€mbly will blink. When the 16P Data Link Connector (DLC) {located under the dash on the passenger's side) is
connected to the OBD ll Scan Tool or Honda PGM Tester as shown, the scan tool or tester will indicate the Diagnostic
Trouble Code (DTC) when the ignition switch is turned ON(ll).
HONDA PGM TESTER olOBD II SCAN TOOL
lf the E or E indicator light or the MIL has been reported on, or if a driveability problem is suspected, follow this proce-
dure:
1. Connect the OBD ll Scan Tool (conforming to SAE J1978) or Honda PGM Tester to the 16P DLC. (See the OBD ll ScanTool or Honda PGM Tester user's manual for specific instructions. lf you are using the Honda PGM Tester, make sureit is set to the SAE DTC Wpe).2. Turn the ignition switch ON (ll), and observe the DTC on the screen
3. Record allfuel and emission DTCS, A,,/T DTCS, and freeze data.
4. lf there is a fuel and emissions DTC, first check the fuel and emissions system as indicated by the DTC (except for DTCP0700). DTC P0700 means there is one or more Ay'T DTC, and no Droblems were detected in the fuel and emissionscircuit of the PCM.
5. Wire down the radio station presets.
6. Reset the memory with the PGM Tester o. by removing the BACK UP fuse in the under-hood fuse/relay box for morethan 10 seconds.
7. Drive the vehicle for several minutes at speeds over 30 mph (50 km/hr), and then recheck for DTCS. lf the A/T DTCreturns, 9o to the Symptom-to Component Chart on pages 14-60 and 14-61 for the '97 models, and pages 14-62 and14-63 for '98 - 00 models. lf the OTC does not return, there was an intermittent problem within the circuit. Make sureall pins and terminals in the circuit are tight, and then go to step 8.8. Reset the radio Dreset stations, and set the clock.
DATA LINK CONNECTOR {16PI
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Electrical Troubleshooting ('97 Model)
Troubleshooting Flowchart - Lock-up Control Solenoid Valve A
Possible Cause
. Disconnected lock-up controlsolenoid valve A/B assembly
. Short or open in lock-up controlsolenoid valve A wire. Faulty lock-up control solenoid
lf the Honda PGMTester is available:
NO
Wire side of female terminals
PCM CONNECTORS
. OBD ll Scan Tool indicates CodeP1753.. Self-diagnosis i@ indicatorlight blinks once.
Check and record the freeze datarn case it is needed later for prob-lem verification.
Perform the lock,up controlsolenoid valve A test using theHonda PGM Tester.
The solenoid is OK at this time.Verify that all connectors in thecircuil are making good contact,
Did the solenoid pass the test?
Check for a Short to Power:r. I urn rne tgntUon swttch ut-f.2. Disconnecr the A (32P) and B(2 5P) connectors from thePCM.3. Turn the ignition switch ON (ll).4. Measure the voltage betweenthe 85 and A9 or A22 terminals.
Repair short to power in the wirebetween the 85 terminal and thelock-up control solenoid valve A.
ls there voltage?
Measure Lock-up Control Sole-noid Valve A Resistance:1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.2. Measure the resistancebetween the 85 and A9 or A22
Check for loose terminal fit in thePCM connectors, ll necessary,substitule a known-good solenoidvalve assembly or PCM andrecheck,
ls the resistance 12 25 ()?
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Electrical Troubleshooting ('97 Model)
Troubleshooting Flowchart - Lock-up Control Solenoid Valve B
Possible Causo
. Disconnocted lock-up controlsol€noid valve A/B assembly
. Short or op€n in lock-up control3olenoid vrlve B wi.e. Faulty lock-up control solenoidvalve B
Wire side of female terminals
PCM CONNECTORS
. OBO ll Scan Tool indicates CodeP1758.. Self-diagnosis pr- indicator lightblink3 twice.
Check and record the {reeze datajn case it is needed later for prob,lem verification.
The system is OK at this time.Verify thet dll connectors in thecircuit are making good contact.
Did the code return?
Check tor a Short to Powerl1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.2. Disconnect the A (32P) and B(25P) connectors from thePCM.3. Turn the ignition switch ON {ll).4. Measure the voltage betweenthe 84 and Ag ot A22 tetminals,
Repair short to power in tho wirebstween the 84 terminal and thelock-up control rolenoid valve B.
Measure Lock-up Control Sole-noid Valve B Resistance:1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.2. Measure the resistancebetween the 84 and Ag orA22 terminals.
Check tor loose terminal tit in thePCM connectors, It necessary,subslitute a known-good sole-noid valve assembly o. PCM andrech€ck.
ls the resistance 12 25 O?
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Electrical Troubleshooting {'97 Model}
Troubfeshooting Flowchart- AIT Gear Position Switch (Short)
Po$ible Cause
' Short in A/T gear position switch
. Faulty A/T gear position switch
NOTE: Code P1705 (5) is caused whenthe PCM receives two gear positionanputs at the same time.
. OBO ll Scan Tool indicat€s CodeP1705.' Selt-diagnosis p1- indicator tightblinb Iive times.
Check and record the freeze datain case it is needed later for prob-lem verification.
Observe the A/T G€ar Po3itionIndicator:1. Turn the ignition switch ON lll).2. Observe the A./T gear positionindicator, and shilt to eachposition separately.
Does any indicator stay onwhen the shift lever is not inthat position?
The system is OK .t this time.Ch6ck ihe wii6 harness for dam-490,
Do allgear position indicatorsgo out?
Measure ATP R Voltago:1. Shitt to all positions other thantr.2. lMeasure the voltage betweenthe 816 and Ag or A22 termi-nals.Check tor 3hort in the wirebetwaen the 816torminal and thoA/T gear pGilion switch or A/Tgsar posiiion indicator. ff wire isOK, check for 10036 torminal flt inlhe PICM connectoB. It necessary,substitute a known-9ood PCMand recheck.
Measure ATP NP Voltage:1. Shift to all positions other thanNorE.2. Measure the vohage betweenlhe 825 and Ag or A22 termi-nals.Chock for ahort in the wirebetw€en tho 825 torminal end theA/T 96.r pGition indicstor, or asho.t in tha wiro! b€tween theA/T gear po3ition indicator andthe A/T g€ar position lwitch. lfwircs ar€ OK, ch6ck for loos€ ter-minal fit in the PCM connectors. Itnece3sary, substitute a known-good PCM and recheck.
ls there battery vohage?
PCM CONNECTORS
Wire side of female terminals
ATP NP {LT GRNI
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Electrical Troubleshooting ('97 Model)
Troubleshooting Flowchart - A/T Gear position Switch (Openl
Po$iblo C.u3e
. Disconnected A/T gear positionswitch connectol. Open in A/T goar position switch
. Faulty A/T goar position switch
Wire side ot temale terminals
ATP NP ILT GRNI
. OBD ll Scan Tool indicat6 CodeP1706.. Setf-diagnGb Dl indicator tightblinks six tim$.
Check and record the freeze datain case it is needed later for prob-lem verilication.
Test the A,/T gear position switch{see page 14139).
Measu.e ATP R Voltage:'1. Turn the ignition switch ON (ll).2. Shift to E position.3. Measure the voltage betweenthe 816 and Ag or A22 termi-nals.
Repeir op€n in the wire botweenthe 816t€rminaland the A/T g€.rpo3ition switch.
Measure ATP NP Voltage:1. Shift to E or E position.2. Measure the voltage betweenthe 825 and A9 or A22 termi-na ls,
Repai. open in th6 wir6 bctwoanthe 825 terminal and tho A/T gearpolition indicltor or tho A/T gea.Doshion swhch.
Moasure ATP 04 Voltage:1. Shift to E position.2. Measure the voltage betweenthe 824 and A9 or A22 termi-nars,
Ropai. opcn in tho wiro betwoenthe B24 torminal .nd the A/T gcarDosition switch.
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Electrical Troubleshooting ('97 Model)
Troubleshooting Flowchart - Shift Control Solenoid Valve A
. Disconnected shift control solenoidvalve A/8 a$embly connector. Short or open in shift control sole-noid valve A wire
Possible Causo
shift control solenoid valve A
lf the Honda PGMTester is available:
I
PCM CONNECTORS
Wire side of female termin6ls
. OBD ll Scan Tool indicates CodeP0753.. Self-diagnosk E indicator lightblinks seven tim€s.
Check and record the freeze datain case it is needed later for problem verification.
Perform the shift control solenoidvalve A test using the HondaPGM Tester.
The sol€noid is OK at this time.Verify that all connectors in thecircuit are making good contact.
Did the solenoid pass the test?
Check tor a Short to Power:1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.2. Disconnect the A (32P) and B(2 5P) connectors from thePCM.3. Turn the ignition switch ON lll).4. Measure the voltage betweenthe 83 and Ag or A22 terminals.
Repair short to power in the wirebetween the 83 terminal and theshift control solenoid valve A.
Measure Shift Control SolenoidValve A Resistanco:1. Turn the ignition switch OFF.2, Measure the resistancebetween the 83 and A9 or A22termrnals,
Check tor loose terminal tit in thePCM connectors, lf necessaay,subslituie e known-good sole-noid valve assemblv or PCM andrech€ck.
ls the resistance 12 25 {)?
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