CEL and wideband reading 10:1
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well ok so i just got my 84mm ls vtec setup running and everything is great except once i start the car after about 5 seconds the check engine light pops on and my wide band hits 10:1 - 11:1 .... and also when i jumper the jumper wires the engine light just shuts off and never flashes... what could possibly be causing this?
any help would be much appreciated
any help would be much appreciated
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no sir revs up just great! its really odd if i go to check the code the light simply shuts off... the car isnt throwing a solid cel being i can put the car on acc and i have no codes at all but after the car runs for 5 seconds or so the light pops on and my a\f's drop out at idle..
and also i had this same setup running fine in a different car previously so i know the ecu is fine!
and also i had this same setup running fine in a different car previously so i know the ecu is fine!
Are both leds on the hondata unit green ?
If they are... Is your knock sensor enabled in your s300 calibration ?
If so, your ecu probably does not have a knock sensor...
Disable the knock sensor in the calibration & your problem will be solved.
If your still having problems, you really should consult with your hondata dealer.
Off topic but I am guessing you bought the hondata for some whored out price & contacted the dealer about the issue & received no response ?
If so, I have seen this happen several times on the board, you get what you pay for sometimes in product quality, customer service & technical knowledge.
If they are... Is your knock sensor enabled in your s300 calibration ?
If so, your ecu probably does not have a knock sensor...
Disable the knock sensor in the calibration & your problem will be solved.
If your still having problems, you really should consult with your hondata dealer.
Off topic but I am guessing you bought the hondata for some whored out price & contacted the dealer about the issue & received no response ?
If so, I have seen this happen several times on the board, you get what you pay for sometimes in product quality, customer service & technical knowledge.
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yes u can and that is exactly what i did! i re-pinned a obd1 dizzy to obd2 plug and i double checked it the ckp is just bad! good ol dist king what a piece of ****!
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