1998 Honda Passport 4wd - passenger side tilts or leans

Standard or Automatic doesn't matter.

Firing order is 1-2-3-4-5-6
Cylinders 1=3=&5 or on the passenger side
Cylinders 2-4 & 6 are on drivers side
Your 3 coils should be marked 1&4, 6&3, 2 & 5

HO2S12 (Bank 1 Sensor 2) is the after catalytic converter O2 sensor.


Hope this helps?

sounds more like a strut problem that needs to be checked

Driver: 26" Passenger: 22" rear: 16

1998 Ford Truck Expedition 4WD 5.4L EFI 8cyl

PCM Ford's Location:
* Ranger - behind instrument panel (cowl), center to both driver and passenger sides.
* Explorer/Mountaineer - behind instrument panel (cowl), (access from engine compartment dash panel) on passenger side to center of vehicle.
* All other F-Series, Expedition/Navigator - lower dash panel on passenger side.
* Excursion - lower dash panel on driver side.

The PCM is behind the glove box and has a big harness connector in the firewall that you access from the engine compartment.

REMOVAL & INSTALLATION



Fig. 1 The calibration number will be needed to order such parts as a replacement PCM, various sensors, and almost any emission control component. Typically this number is attached to a label found on the driver's door or the door pillar


1997-00 F-150, F-250, Expedition and Navigator



Fig. 2 Loosen the connector retaining bolt and remove the PCM connector



Fig. 3 Remove the passenger side front door scuff plate



Fig. 4 Remove the passenger side kick panel



Fig. 5 Remove the PCM bracket clip and remove the PCM

1. Remove the battery and the battery tray.
2. Loosen the connector retaining bolt and remove the PCM connector.
3. Remove the passenger side front door scuff plate.
4. Remove the passenger side kick panel.
5. Remove the PCM bracket clip.
6. Remove the PCM.
   

To install:

1. Installation is the reverse of removal.
2. Tighten the PCM connector retaining bolt to 36-44 inch lbs. (4-5 Nm).

Hope helps.

TRY TIGHTENING THE BOLT THAT HOLDS THE WIPER ARM ON.

the proper way is to take rear passenger tire up to the front passenger side, the rear driver side up to front driver side. The front driver side to rear passenger side and front passenger side to rear driver side.

the main motor is on the passenger side. there is a link between the to that operates the driver side wiper. the link has to be replaced.. what i am finding is that you have to buy the whole wiper kit which is approx.70 dollars instead of just buying the link or gromet.

The ABS and the AWD are interconnected, if the sensor cable is damaged then there is no signal for the AWD sytem to operate from.
Also the ABS,,it wont work properly either,,,the repair is not costly, get it fixed.

It's under the hood, driver side, upper engine area attached on the end of the cylinder head