i have a greddy kit on my 2000 civic EX with emanage!I have replaced the CAT the O2 sensors, the cap and rotor, the fuel filter, and used fuel systems cleaner! I am getting a check engine light for the fuel system running rich/lean(think its tuning, im running on a greddy basemap). My car wants to get real boggy and idle lower then it did stock,also when given throttle it wants to be a little jerky like it isnt getting the right,steady, amount of fuel! I also smell gas when i get out of the car(no leaks!).Is there anything else i can check besides a tuning(like FPR and Fuel pump). also my wastegate vaccum line is not hooked up to a vaccum source(some guy said that hondas dont have to be). I need help please, i want to pin point this problem b/c it is becoming obnoxious!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by joshcivic00 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have a greddy kit on my 2000 civic EX with emanage!I have replaced the CAT the O2 sensors, the cap and rotor, the fuel filter, and used fuel systems cleaner! I am getting a check engine light for the fuel system running rich/lean(think its tuning, im running on a greddy basemap). My car wants to get real boggy and idle lower then it did stock,also when given throttle it wants to be a little jerky like it isnt getting the right,steady, amount of fuel! I also smell gas when i get out of the car(no leaks!).Is there anything else i can check besides a tuning(like FPR and Fuel pump). also my wastegate vaccum line is not hooked up to a vaccum source(some guy said that hondas dont have to be). I need help please, i want to pin point this problem b/c it is becoming obnoxious!</TD></TR></TABLE>

stupid question, but how the hell does your wastegate open? i hope it is hooked up to the compresspr then. where is your fuel pressure at static? without having a wideband on it, there is no way to see how rich it is running. p.s. a basemap is just that. a base map. to get you to the dyno. you need to invest into some tuning.

 

yaa, it is hooked up to the compressor housing! awesome good to hear that from someone who has a shop tho, thanks