Possibly an issue with the turbo, or bad gas.
Had this issue myself once as well. Code disappeared, never happened again.
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Any thoughts on this..
Ok so awhile back I asked about the driver assist lights coming on my dashboard, with no warning signs. So I tried driving my car to Florida, it barely made it to Atlanta. All of a sudden not only did those lights listed above come but when I tried accelerating, pedal all the way to the floor, it didn't go. Seemed like it was going to cut off. I took it to get: starter, alternator and battery checked= everything good.
Had them plug the reader into it, nothing detected as a problem.
So now what cause it did it again yesterday..there's a problem somewhere
2020 honda accord sport 1.5
Had them plug the reader into it, nothing detected as a problem.
So now what cause it did it again yesterday..there's a problem somewhere
2020 honda accord sport 1.5
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Had this issue myself once as well. Code disappeared, never happened again.
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Thank u so, so muchPossibly an issue with the turbo, or bad gas.
Had this issue myself once as well. Code disappeared, never happened again.
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How many miles on this car?
It sounds like it's going into "limp mode", so there's no response to flooring the accelerator.
Does engine start overheating? If you pull over and turn off to let engine cool down for ~10 min, will it start up and drive normally?
Does "D" gear indicator on the dash start blinking when this happens? That would indicate a transmission issue. So have the transmission fluid level checked, for starters.
Could also be bad gas, fouled plug(s) etc so engine is misfiring.
Some sensor(s) like ECU or MAF is misbehaving or there's a loose connection somewhere.
Possibly a clogged cat. Have you looked to make sure it not damaged or just hasn't been snatched by thieves?
It sounds like it's going into "limp mode", so there's no response to flooring the accelerator.
Does engine start overheating? If you pull over and turn off to let engine cool down for ~10 min, will it start up and drive normally?
Does "D" gear indicator on the dash start blinking when this happens? That would indicate a transmission issue. So have the transmission fluid level checked, for starters.
Could also be bad gas, fouled plug(s) etc so engine is misfiring.
Some sensor(s) like ECU or MAF is misbehaving or there's a loose connection somewhere.
Possibly a clogged cat. Have you looked to make sure it not damaged or just hasn't been snatched by thieves?
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Engine does not overheat
If I cut it off and restart within minutes it starts no problem and lights go out
There's no blinking anything
And yes I have my cats
Engine does not overheat
If I cut it off and restart within minutes it starts no problem and lights go out
There's no blinking anything
And yes I have my cats
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