Check Engine Light Code P1106

mahplane

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Make
Honda EX
Model
Accord
Year
2000
Miles
170k
Engine
6 cyl
2000 Honda Accord EX 6 cyl 170k While driving check engine light came on
stopped at Autozone and it put the code P1106 I just changed the valve cover gaskets
a couple of days ago didnt see anything that I left off, car runs fine
Any idea what it could be Thanks for the help
 

billr

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Get somebody else to check that the BARO sensor is connected; a "second set of eyes"
 

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It seems like it is inside the PCM. Do you have access o live-data? Live-data can help you avoid a lot of time and parts-swapping; and doesn't have to be expensive. Search for info on "ELM327" devices.
 

mahplane

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If it is part of the pcm is the only way to fix it is to replace the pcm? Or could something else be throwing the code
 

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I think it is "something else", but that is just a guess. There may not even be a physical BARO sensor, the PCM may simply be reading MAP at key-on, before the engine cranks. "Inside the PCM" may mean the PCM software program.

Again, live-data is going to be a valuable tool here.
 

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They hardly go bad. If you are having a problem and you say you are not. Let it go.
 

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Ordered a ELM327 Code reader other than any codes what am I looking for?
 

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With the one you bought you may only read codes. Does it do live data? All readers/scanners are ELM chips.
 

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Check MAP and BARO at key-on, before starting engine. They should be the same value (hence no critical need for a separate BARO sensor), and they should both read correctly for the altitude of your location. Once the engine is started the MAP should change, but the BARO should not change.
 
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