carguy0316

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could advise me on how to wire and get the S300 to read flex fuel content using an Innovative motorsports ECB-1 gauge. Right now I have the gauge operating and reading correct. I have it wired to pin D10 at the ECU (obd 1). My ELD on the S300 is showing .86 volts. The 0-5v wire coming off the back of the gauge is showing the same .86 volts. The gauge is showing 8.6% ethanol. However the flex fuel sensor on the "sensors" tab E% is showing 0. What could I be doing wrong here to get no reading on the S300?

cruizinmax

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porofek

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I've been reading older threads (S300 v2) and it doesn't seem like our ECUs can handle true flex fuel even though Hondata has the option. Does Hondata S300 v3 fully support flex fuel capabilities? I'm looking into adding a sensor so I can run E85 and pump gas w/o re-flashing fuel maps or emptying my tank every time I switch up fuel type.

carguy0316

yes it works on the s300 but there are limitations. I currently have my car tuned on full e85 map with a high low boost toggle switch wired in to compensate for instances where I fall below 50% ethanol as per my tuner. The s300 only compensates for timing based on the E% but does not turn down the boost. This is my understanding... If you want to run a true flex fuel tune ur best bet is to get an AEM ecu.

Spunkster

Some additions to flex fuel have recently been added to the s300v3.

What's new in this version

porofek

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Hey Matt! I checked out the updates and it looks like there are some updates and fixes in place for flex fuel. I recently had my car on the dyno and my tuner said that I should wire in a GM flex fuel sensor (per instructions on the SManager help menu) then he can blend two fuel maps for me for a tune based on pump gas and E85 mixtures.

With that setup it sounds like my tuner is confident I can run pump gas and E85 w/o worrying about switching out fuel types or making sure I put x number of gallons of E85, etc.

With these new updates are there still any limitations that is stopping my car from having a true flex fuel setup?