How do I repair p1009 code of my 2005 Honda Accord? Oil level was high, and l corrected. Code corrects itself and engine light goes out but always comes back. This has been going on for months. Solenoid valve and o rings/filter look fairly easy to replace. Do you think that is …

YES - If DTC P1009 is indicated, check the oil passages for at the VTC system, then go to step 1. If any other Temporary DTCs or DTCs are indicated, go to the indicated DTC's troubleshooting. NO - Troubleshooting is complete. Please remember to rate service using the rating page so that I may receive credit. Thanks

Customer: i have a 2016 dodge chalenger 3.6 getting code p1009. humidity sensor. Whats it gonna take to fix? Whats it gonna take to fix? Answered by Allen Taddicken in 5 mins 1 year ago

It shows code p1009 and won't start, cleaned VTC screens, changed oil and filter, replaced VTC solenoid. Passwor

The P1009 not is not something we see at all and it may be a stored/irrelevant code. Looking at the diagnostic info for this code it specifically states ". The repair of this fault condition does not involve any external circuitry and centers on verifying the integrity of the internal circuitry and software validity."

engine codes p1009 and p2646 have shown up - need solution vehicle is a 2005 honda crv lxi received an 2006 CR V shows codes P0457, P1009 and 83-01. any help with those. P0457, P1009 and 83-01.

DTC P1009: Variable Valve Timing Control (VTC) Advance Malfunction The variable valve timing control (VTC) system controls the phase of the intake camshaft. It uses oil pressure to operate the VTC actuator so the valve timing is optimized depending on driving conditions.

P1009 is for vtec actuator and pressure switch failure . These need to be replaced as long as the oil level is correct . This will correct these codes and fix this issue .

Customer: Engine code P1009 today...mechanic said would need to pull valve covers to do diagnostic, timing belt, etc. Got a second code indicating catalytic converter problems. 2006 Honda CRV with 176,814 miles.

Customer: I have a 2006 Honda Element which is throwing a P1009 code. It started throwing within 50 miles of an oil change. Oil level is corrected. Reset code and it came back about 300 miles later. Vehicle does not run noticeably different at all. Any ideas?