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DTC P1399: diagnostic trouble code P1399 for 1998 Honda CRV - cause?
Asked Feb 16, 2011, 11:40 AM
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| Honda P1399 Manufacturer Controlled DTC - Manufacturer Controlled Description: Cylinder Misfire Cause: Fuel/ignition/VTEC system, injector, wiring, mechanical fault, etc. Honda does not supply a diagnostic flow chart for this code. P1399 is a random misfire code and Honda/Acura has reported for various models that this could be caused by clogged EGR ports. In addition there is the possibility that the valve cleareance specification may be out of range. Have you done anything recently that could affect engine performance? Have you tried clearing the DTC? Does it come right back? How does the engine run? | ||||
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