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+Yup Great!

+fractal_force Greatness!

+Dictator Here is code description. Sounds more like bad Crankshaft Sensor://www.engine-codes.com/p0725.html

+Temachok would it be the transmission speed sensor or some other sensor ?

+Dictator Cost me $50 for the sensor. The job was a little challenging, but I usually don't mind it. It might be different on Accord though. Looks like your sensor would be around $25://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=as_li_qf_sp_sr_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&index=aps&keywords=honda%2037840-p0a-a01&linkCode=as2&tag=dp051-20&linkId=PHY7SXXOKOLGU52Z

+Anthony Farve I'm thinking one of new sensors may be bad or wrong, wiring may be damaged somwhere or you may have a bigger problem related to ECM module.

+Sergio Castiglia Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful!

+Eero Laukkanen Yea, missed that... To erace code - unplug battery connector.Or else, to do it properly, buy one of those OBD2 tools for $10-15 online://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=as_li_qf_sp_sr_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&index=aps&keywords=OBD2%20code%20reader&linkCode=as2&tag=dp051-20&linkId=JT5YEW4ISB2ZLWTD

Thankyou so much I'll get that changed!

+Kevin Disroe Yes, it's recommended to change them both.If possible use original OEM parts.

+D Moreau Sorry, never had P0420. Can't help with that one.

+Temachok I was finally able to remove the wire harness with a pair of long needle nosed locking pliers. Soon after replacing the sensor I now have a P0420 code regarding Catalyst System Efficiency.

+D Moreau I think it was from China. Be sure to buy genuine part. Aftermarket part didn't work well for me.

+Temachok I meant where was the aftermarket sensor manufactured.The one you just referenced is a Nissan genuine part manufactured in Japan.The computer is now registering 2 codes.. P0335 & P0725 so I will have to buy another sensor to replace the one in your video.

+D Moreau I don't remember if it was from China or Mexico.I used this factory OEM sensor://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KBAQHII/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00KBAQHII&linkCode=as2&tag=dp051-20&linkId=ROQHJOYMTBV4K5YW

+Temachok I just looked at another video that shows replacement of both sensors. I must not have looked hard enough for the crankshaft sensor. The part is identical and the original is faulted.. the other video also stated there was a recall to replace that part although I know those are timely and most likely past due. I suppose if the car acts up again and the light comes back on I will have to buy another sensor & replace the one you describe here. Btw was the aftermarket part you bought from China? While looking for it I found parts made in China & Mexico.. I bought the one made in Mexico... hopefully it is not too long to cause an issue in the future.

+Temachok The code from the computer was 0335 which is a crankshaft position sensor malfunction. I first telephoned the dealer who told me the camshaft & crankshaft sensor is the same sensor for this engine. I assumed he meant one in the same as opposed to identical part for both. I did not see any sensor in the place shown in your video (no wire lead to that place on the engine and nothing appeared to be there). I looked around the outside of the engine for a sensor that looked like the new one and I found it where I stated. After replacing it the warning light is off & the car starts and runs normally.

+D Moreau You are probably talking about Camshaft Position sensor according to your description...Both sensors look exactly the same.

Very helpful video. I would suggest having a shop vac handy