I have a 2001 honda passport that has a cht sensor problem..what is a cht sensor and how much will it cost..?
9 Answers
migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago
it is a cylinder head temperature sensor~ here's some prices~
Thanx roy...can u tell me were it is located on engine..?
migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago
okay this teardown shows it...so many pictures...will find it in here...just have to keep lookin'~_____ http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2950764
migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago
I'm seeing to sensors adjacent the heater core outlet...one is a temp sensor and the other has to be the CHT sensor....must be...I ain't seein' no other plug in sensors...think it's the one on the right with a shoulder on it~
Thanx again roy ur freakin awsome..
migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago
I don't believe that your chassis ground is not securely attached...the problem is that the startermotor will pull "WELD" amperages to get the start goin'...this unfortunately is the ONLY place where the chassis ground gets to see the negative side of your battery...as time goes on...with every start this blue welding corrodes by re-welding again and again with each start....SO you've got to find a coarse wirebrush and undo the bolt wirebrush the ground to metal and remove the corrosion from the lug...in the process will reset the ECU and give reliable ground to the Brain of your system...delicate electronics that consume about 750 mA in the same current stream as the big hunkin' 300 or more WELD Amperage...providing a reliable ground? not likely....get that crap out of the main connection for a reliable ground to your ECU and not only will the codes vanish but will NOT be reappearing soon...best of luck on this....wear safety goggles~
migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago
unreliable ground puts "sand in the stew"...of course 99.9 percent of these gurus here are going to say "you're out of your mind"...but it's science...ain't nothin' else~