Hondata

Thanks for the reply. Comforting.

I did read that some hackers were hacking into cars through the ECU; hence the reason for my question.

Given the revelation that surfaced this week with Fiat/Chrysler vehicles, the automaker is recalling 1.4 million vehicles (http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2015/07/fiat-chrysler-recalls-1-4m-vehicles-over-hacking-concerns.html, how hackable are Honda ECUs that have been tuned with FlashPro? NOTE: ...

Got it. As suggested, use "/psi and the MAP window in FP display will show vacuum numbers (-) until you increase throttle, then it will show atmospheric pressure (+) numbers.

Then I surmise I need to customize/add another window to the FP display to show psi, because MAP shows negative numbers now and there is no other window that would show psi? Am I on track?

Basic question, then; is it possible to see boost numbers accurately in FlashPro manager or do I have to interpolate?

Thanks, Hondata; tried that and I get negative numbers in the MAP window?

I am using FlashPro with the latest software and firmware and I have the Hondata 4 bar sensor installed. (I also have the CT-e SC Stage 2 kit installed with the 3.15" pulley and 1000cc injectors.) I make the 4 bar selection under sensors and indicate "psi" under measurement unit for M...

You were right. Very negative fuel trim; running super rich at WOT. My tuner sent me a revised map; I will data log tomorrow and see what it looks like.

Thank you.

Thank you, Hondata! I will look into that.

I have been getting very consistent gas mileage since 10/13 when my 12 Civic Si was last tuned on a dyno. On the highway, it was not hard to get 34mpg and 31 city (calculated). Now, since I had to clean the water out of my gas tank, fuel lines, fuel filter, injectors, etc., my gas mileage has droppe...

I had access to the Honda Data System scanner for the OBDII port, but, even though we tried several times, it would never relearn. I did find out that Clutch Masters has a clutch for 9thGen that doesn't trip the crank position sensor.

Mabo,

I am interested in the reply to this, too! I have the same problem.

Thank you, pepperdanky; this issue is well documented once you know what you are looking for! ajpturbopittsburgh - to disable misfire codes, connect FP Manager; go to calibration tab, miscellaneous, and you will see "disable misfire codes." As I understand it, though, this does not apply t...

SOLVED. If you install an aftermarket lightweight clutch, be sure to (1) have FlashPro, and (2) disable misfire codes under the calibration tab on the main screen. Postmortem; I had two problems; the first was water in the fuel tank and then I compounded it by installing the new clutch and flywheel,...

I think I have the answer to my problem...........typed in Flashpro and misfire codes in Google; came up with a lot of information. When you put in a different weight flywheel (aftermarket), you have to disable misfire codes in FlashPro in the calibration screen. Going to check it now and will get b...