P0370
Timing Reference High Resolution Signal A Malfunction
DTC P0370, sometimes indicated as P037000 is an OBD diagnostic trouble code indicating a generic fault with the vehicle powertrain (i.e. engine and gearbox). This code identifies an error with the ignition system causing timing reference high resolution signal a malfunction.
The DTC P0370: Timing Reference High Resolution Signal A Malfunction is a code that is generated when there is a problem with the timing reference high resolution signal A. This code may be caused by a number of things, including a defective sensor, wiring problem, or computer issue.
There are a few things that can be done to try and fix this code. First, the wiring and connectors should be checked for any signs of damage or corrosion. If any damage is found, it should be repaired or replaced. The sensor itself should also be checked for any signs of damage or problems. If any problems are found, the sensor should be replaced. Finally, the computer itself may need to be checked for any issues. If any issues are found, the computer may need to be replaced.
- P0370: Timing Reference High Resolution Signal A Malfunction
- P0370: Timing Reference High Resolution Signal "A"
- P0370: Timing reference, high resolution signal A – malfunction
- P0370 00: Incorrect engine speed signal from sensor "A"
- P0370 00: Timing reference, high resolution signal A - malfunction
2004 HONDA CIVIC with 35692.0 miles
1. No prior warning, other than a slight lurch while accelerating while merging onto the freeway earlier the same day. 2.&3. Transmission failure/ P0370 incorrect gear ratio resulting in a pulling lurching sensation while attempting to accelerate. Was unable to accelerate past 10mph without avoiding the lurching, had to pull off the road and be towed to the nearest residential area then get it towed in the morning to a mechanic within 3-4 miles of where i was parked. The check engine light was indeed on and was turned off once the error code was retrieved by the triple a mechanic, who recorded it as a P0370 incorrect gear ratio issue. As it is a transmission problem, Honda's policy is to replace the transmission entirely. At this point, i had the vehicle towed to the nearest Honda dealership, because it was a far more serious problem than i had anticipated. However, since the check engine light is off now and with it, the error code, Honda's service center has stated that nothing can be done by them until the check engine light reappears and the lurching occurs again. I was told that whether that happened on a side street or freeway, it was of no concern to them and that the situation was out of their hands. The situation i have with my car mirrors the experience of the many 2001 Honda Civic owners, hence my concern and frustration with the airport marina Honda dealership. My major concern is that i will have to force a lurching, jerking car safely off the freeway before Honda wishes to deal with my vehicle again.
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