Code 1 and code 43 OBD1

Tiny
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  • 1990 HONDA ACCORD
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  • 146,000 MILES
My 90 honda accord is showing code 43 (obd1) ( fuel supply system) so how should I fix this issue. Its also showing code 1 which is about the o2 sensor. The check engine light comes on during occasionaly while driving and dissappears when I shut off the engine.
Friday, October 14th, 2011 AT 3:17 PM

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Tiny
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CODEÂ 43 Â FUELÂ SUPPLYÂ SYSTEM

1. Turn ignition off. Remove BACK UP fuse in the under hood relay box for 10 seconds to reset ECU. Start engine and warm to normal operating temperature (cooling fan comes on). Raise engine speed to 3000
RPM and hold for 2 minutes. Verify if CHECK ENGINE light is on and if LED is flashing Code 43.1f LED is flashing Code 43,  go to next step. If LED is not flashing Code 43,  problem is intermittent. Check
connections at O2 sensor,  related circuits and at ECU.
2. Turn ignition off. Connect ECU Test Harness between ECU and connector. Wait at least 2 minutes with ignition off. Turn ignition on. Measure voltage between terminals D14 (positive) and A26 (negative) as soon
as ignition is turned on. If less thanÂ.1 volt is present when ignition is first turned on,  got to step 4). If more thanÂ.1 volt was present,  go to next step.
3. Disconnect 4 wire connector from O2 sensor. Measure voltage at O2 sensor connector between terminal "C" (negative) and "D" (positive). If voltage is more thanÂ.1 volt,  replace O2 sensor. If voltage was less
thanÂ.1 volt,  repair open in White wire between ECU terminal D14 and O2 sensor.
4. Disconnect 4 wire connector from O2 sensor. Measure voltage between terminals D14 (positive) and A26 (negative). If voltage is more thanÂ.1 volt,  replace O2 sensor. If voltage was less thanÂ.1 volt,  disconnect
test connector "D" from main wire harness.
Note this can also set you r code 1
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