Hondata

As far as we know the corrected AF is accurate. As you point out, the issue has not been bought up in 5 years. I believe the original concern was that the Civic correction factor was used in the S2000, which was not the case.

OK, thanks.

Hondata wrote: ↑Tue Jan 26, 2010 10:27 am My point is that there are three vehicles, two are which produce the same results. A larger sample size needs to be made.

We'll add the correction to the software at some point.

But this never happened. Now you just say use uncorrected A/F for S2000's. Will it ever happen?

My understanding is that the "corrected A/F" was only for 8th gen Civics.

I'm sure if corrections in the software where needed by now this would have even addressed

Sorry to revive a few moth old thread. Has anyone had issues on Flashpro Manager 3.4.0.0 with AF and corrected AF reading drastically different? I believe a mandatory update came up for me in late July or August 1st, I don't remember. Anyways, I have been looking through a few of the logs of people I am helping and noticed that the corrected AF and AF readings are way off, in some places more than two AF points away. Is this a known bug and I need to update to the beta version of 3.4.3.0? The screenshots I will post are file #19 and file #21. I have seen this on both 8th and 9th gen Si's I am working on, this one is an 8th gen SI. Let me know what you guys think.

Customer file #19,7-19-2019. Good AF comparison believed to be before the update.
Customer file #21, 8-2-2019. Bad AF comparison believed to be after the update. Only minor fueling changes were made, not enough to warrant a rich condition the corrected reading shows.