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Old Dec 16, 2018
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p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

I just finished a ton of work on my son's 2003 civic. New radiator, timing belt, refurbished head, etc. it starts and runs great...for a few minutes; then rpm goes up to 2100 or so and i get p1505 and p0505 codes. Could this be caused by coolant not beong bled properly yet?
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

Vacuum leaks, more likely
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

well...i bled out a bunch more bubbles and took it for a test drive. been running 15 or 20 minutes and so far so good.
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

It's running well, but still giving me the codes. I'll check all my vacuum hose connections..
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

Listen for sucking (hiss) sounds, and idle RPM higher than normal

After you solve the codes, make sure to do an idle relearn
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

That's the thing, though. Idle rpm is spot on now. Car is back in son's possession, but I'll check with him later this week and see if the code posts again.
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

Did you erase the old codes?
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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

Check for poor connections or loose terminals at the IAC valve (and at the PCM) as well.

Check the PCV valve and its hose for leaks.

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Re: p1505 and p0505 after fluid replacent

Thanks. Will do. May take the iac off and clean it out really well, too. I'm thinking I dislodged some crap by trying to clean out the throttle body when everything was off for the head replacement.
 
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