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HONDA CIVIC VIII (UFO) - Read DTCs without HDS or other tools

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  • #1 11645900
    pjozwiak
    Level 12  
    Hello,
    The instructions below show how to read the DTCs on a Honda CIVIC VIII gen. UFO (5D).
    HONDA CIVIC VIII (UFO) - Read DTCs without HDS or other tools

    Normally, you need HDS (Honda Diagnostic System) hardware for this, but it turns out that you don't need this device to read the error codes.

    There is a connector with two pins in the fuse box above the driver's legs, shown in the photo below:
    HONDA CIVIC VIII (UFO) - Read DTCs without HDS or other tools

    It is a diagnostic socket for reading DTCs on the speedometer display. To enable this function, short the visible pins with each other. For example, you can use aluminum foil rolled into a ball. You can see it in the picture below:
    HONDA CIVIC VIII (UFO) - Read DTCs without HDS or other tools

    Then turn the ignition on with the key to position 2.
    We wait 10 seconds and the display will show (if any) DTCs:
    HONDA CIVIC VIII (UFO) - Read DTCs without HDS or other tools

    By pressing the [ and ] on the steering wheel, go through the list of faults until the end of the list shown in the picture below:
    HONDA CIVIC VIII (UFO) - Read DTCs without HDS or other tools

    If there were no faults, the "DTC NO" screen will appear immediately

    If you want to erase the error from the computer, press and hold the [SEL / RESET] button for about 10 seconds.

    Regards
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  • #2 11886493
    gugu25
    Level 2  
    Hello,
    I have to say the debugging worksheet works, I tried it on a 2008 CIVICU 2.2 CDTI.
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  • #3 16445218
    feri99
    Level 2  
    Fantastic information because I was just looking for what to buy to check and delete errors.
    I will test tomorrow :D
  • #4 17153537
    Pocieszny
    Level 38  
    Does it work for a sedan too? He has a slightly less advanced display.
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  • #5 18353100
    RGG
    Level 10  
    In the Civic sedan VIII 1.8 I-Vtec 140 KM, the "silver" works.

    I have another problem ...

    The check engine light came on, no wonder I didn't notice the car's work, I checked the error in the above-mentioned way, the display showed "NO" - no errors ... and how to delete it, the light is on?
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  • #6 18485770
    zbyszko_11
    Level 1  
    Good evening, reading 1 error works, but I can't move on to the next ones, the "i" key does not work. Is there any other way to rewind more errors? Erasing works. Regards
  • #7 19065908
    ANDY7
    Level 11  
    Hello
    I have a question about how to get to these fuses
  • #8 19605925
    tomaszszymacha
    Level 1  
    Basically straight .....

    You open the driver's door.

    On the side of the dashboard there is an essentially triangular cover that fits perfectly. You gently pry up in the upper corner of the cabin and unhook the cufflinks.

    The bolt is exposed from the bottom cover. You remove that screw.

    The lower cover under the steering wheel can now be carefully detached and removed.

    You put your head in the pedals and on the left you have a box. It's easier for snakes !!!!

    Regards.

Topic summary

The discussion focuses on a method to read Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) for the Honda Civic VIII (UFO) without the need for the Honda Diagnostic System (HDS). Users can access the diagnostic socket located in the fuse box above the driver's legs, shorting two pins to enable DTC reading on the speedometer display. Several users confirm the method's effectiveness on different Civic models, including the 2008 Civic 2.2 CDTI and the Civic sedan VIII 1.8 I-Vtec. Some users report issues with reading multiple errors and inquire about erasing check engine lights, while others seek guidance on accessing the fuse box.
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