Honda Error Code P1367: How to Fix It

Q: What causes Honda P1367 error code?

P1367 is typically caused by a faulty TDC sensor 2, damaged wiring, corroded connectors, metal debris interfering with the sensor, or rarely, ECM issues. The most common cause is sensor failure due to heat and vibration exposure.

Q: Can I drive with Honda P1367 code?

While you may be able to drive short distances, P1367 can cause poor engine performance, stalling, and potential timing issues. It's recommended to address this code promptly to prevent more serious engine problems.

Q: How much does it cost to fix P1367?

DIY repair costs $50-150 for a replacement TDC sensor. Professional repair typically costs $200-400 including parts and labor. Costs may be higher if wiring repair is needed.

Q: What Honda models get P1367 code?

P1367 commonly affects Honda Civic, Accord, CR-V, and Pilot models from 1996-2015, particularly those with higher mileage. The code is most frequent in vehicles with 100,000+ miles due to sensor wear.

Abstract

Honda error code P1367 indicates that the TDC (Top Dead Center) sensor 2 is not sending a signal to the engine control module. This sensor monitors crankshaft position and timing, and when it fails, your Honda may experience rough idling, poor acceleration, or stalling.