try removing fuse #6 on underhood fuse panel with key off. keep itoff for 10 seconds then reinstall. if it comes on again have a pro run a scan and a few other checks onit.like ohms to pcm, oil siwtch volts etc.

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I am so sorry for the delay. I tried that and it still made a strange noise. I looked further into it and found that the code represented that the oil pressure switch needed to be changed. I would like to know if that is correct and if so, what the steps to take for this. Thanks

Response from deshawn
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engine must not be on. disconnect electrical connection, unscrew switch and revers to install.

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Hello,
The problem has occured again. Thistime there is a vibration with it.. The Honda dealer said that the brake piston is getting stuck. This is the reason for the vibration. I don't buy it. I think there is much more going on and they are trying to cover themselves.

Is this even possible? (Brake Piston getting stuck)

Response from deshawn
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yes the piston can get stuck or frozen. normally your car will pul in th eopposite direction when brakes are applied. it could be a wheel bearing/axle shaft as well.

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