Hondata

It probably has to do with vibration. It is more than likely either a bad TPS sensor or a wiring issue.

We are working from home and we have requested that no more ECUs be sent at this time. If we receive it we will try to get it processed, but it may take several days.

Why would you want to turn VTEC off and on manually?

You will have to contact the makers of Honda Hack for this type of issue.

I would recommend that you try the s300 in a different ECU that is already using an s300 and see if it works in that ECU.

Soyer wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 31, 2020 1:32 pm

Hi guys,

I'm having this issue (flashpro upload failed Code 0 Step 0 Address 0x000000) since I updated the flashpro firmware.
S/N: FP-2012Si-114432

Already sent feedback by flashpro manager.

Thanks,

From Help, About, what version of software are you using?

No it will not damage it in the short time it takes to adjust it properly.

Check your wiring and fuses as it sounds like the ECU is not powering up correctly. Also check the O2 sensor wiring for damage.

Post a picture of your K-Pro board, high resolution and in focus.

Have the capacitors been replaced in the ECU?

Email or the forum as well as sending feedback from the software itself.

Set the software to the timing that is recommended in the factory service manual, then use a timing light to get the distributor to match that.

http://www.hondata.com/help/smanager/se ... set+timing

Right now we are not accepting anything being shipped in due to the viral crisis. If you want to wait until this is over then we can issue an RMA then and give you further instructions.

I suspect that since some of the through holes where damaged it is not making contact on all the joints. The job by the person that did this socketing is not very good and you may want to see if they can provide a different ECU.

You need to go into the online menu and click on set timing and it will allow you to lock the timing to set it with a timing light.