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no probs, man! great info!
That will help a lot of other folks around here to avoid going to the stealer!

 
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Just diagnosed my Civic.. Got a P0312 goin on here, my 12th Cylinder has misfired
Great info! Thanks for posting!!

 
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Had my 04 civic lx scanned with an OBDII scanner, and said no codes, but tried a newer model, and it pulled a 0511 code. replaced the Iacv and wasn't able to remove the code yet.. seems the car does operate better but still acts up a little.. is it because havent erased the code yet?? and what exactly does circuit malfunction mean???

 
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just found this.
did not go through the site yet, to see, but could be a what-to-do- when the code comes up. will dig in there when i get a chance
http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/honda/

 
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I got codes p1298 and p1106 on my 2002 honda civic sir i just had my alternator and 2 o2 sensors changed don't know if that would have anything to do with it though

 
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instead of just posting, why not check the link i posted? ...

 
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so the link gave me the codes p1106 BARO Circuit Range/Performance Malfunction
and P1298 Electrical Load Detector Circuit High Voltage

ways to fix this?

 
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have you tried searching in there? i got 2 pages in there just for the P1298 honda search key words...
One of them:
http://m.obd-codes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3516

 
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and in case you did not notice, this thread is for consulting, not for asking what to do about which code, so that is the reason i am not answering your question directly.
That was the reason i posted that link, so people would actually go there to see what actual solutions would be there.

 
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so i was doing research and found it could o2 heater electrical im not quite sure what that means i changed both my o2 sensors so i dont see how it could be them

 
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Yes it does make sense. 9 times out of 10 heater or response time codes are the heaters themselves which are in the sensors themselves. Like said, make a thread on it, this thread is for information, not fixes.