What causes P1167 on a Honda?

Burned-out A/F sensor heater element Blown heater circuit fuse from aged wiring Corroded heater power or ground terminals Rodent-chewed harness near the exhaust

How do I fix P1167 on a Honda?

Test the heater fuse and relay first on the affected bank Measure heater resistance at the sensor connector against Honda spec Trace heater power and ground wiring for opens or corrosion Replace the sensor with an OEM-grade heater assembly if the element is open Clear codes and confirm heater current draw on a cold start

P1167 Primary HO2S No 1 Heater System

Q: What does P1167 mean on a Honda?

P1167 — Primary HO2S No 1 Heater System. Applies to Civic, Accord, CR-V, Element, Odyssey.

Category: Powertrain - Fuel/Air Metering
Severity: Check Engine Light
Applies to: Civic, Accord, CR-V, Element, Odyssey

What does P1167 mean on a Honda?

P1167 — Primary HO2S No 1 Heater System. This Honda-enhanced code applies to Civic, Accord, CR-V, Element, Odyssey.

Common causes of P1167

Burned-out A/F sensor heater element
Blown heater circuit fuse from aged wiring
Corroded heater power or ground terminals
Rodent-chewed harness near the exhaust

How to fix P1167

Test the heater fuse and relay first on the affected bank
Measure heater resistance at the sensor connector against Honda spec
Trace heater power and ground wiring for opens or corrosion
Replace the sensor with an OEM-grade heater assembly if the element is open
Clear codes and confirm heater current draw on a cold start