Honda Civic 1.8 iVtec GT Type S 2009

[vxvectra05]

Hi, could anyone tell me if these fault codes are bad? I had the car scanned today at Halfords and they told me the car has loads of issues and they can refer me to one of their specialist electricians?

I have included two photos of the scanner, I don't understand how the car can have so many faults. It drives good and has no warning lights and absolutely everything works?

I rang the dealership I brought the car from and they laughed and said that it's a load of bks and that halfords should have scanned the car cleared codes and then scanned again, where as they only plugged it up scanned it and that's all.

Thanks for any help, I have the car booked in with another garage on Monday however any opinions would be appreciated.

[andymc]

clear the codes and rescan, if the car is running fine I wouldn't worry, Usual Halfords creating work

[vxvectra05]

This is the other page from the scanner it only let me upload the one in the actual post for some reason.

[anonymous-user]

As above, you need to clear and rescan to see if any of the codes are still valid, then judge if any of them are worth fixing.
Realistically what would you do from that list shown anyway? Start replacing ECUs and bits of the aircon system on a 2009 car that is apparently working fine?

[LordLoveLength]

As above, the codes need clearing and a rescan to see what, if any return.
The only one that may be valid as it stands is battery voltage low on the ABS.
Bad batteries are notorious for causing modules to throw random codes.

If the car is being checked on Monday get the battery tested as well, it may be on it’s way out.

[E-bmw]

As above, get them reset, which should have been the first thing they did anyway.

Usual Halfrauds rip off.

[davetrombone]

Have you had recent battery or charging problems?