Vortex Supercharged S with P0236 Fault Code
So I have been running a Vortex for a few years but can't figure out the cause or likely correction to get rid of the engine light on my dash. The code reader says its 0236 which I believe is a faulty turbo boost sensor. I assume that's the same for a supercharger. Since I don't believe the stock engine had such an animal on it I'm not sure where to find this animal or if its reading a different issue. Has anyone had any experience with a problem like this???
So I have been running a Vortex for a few years but can't figure out the cause or likely correction to get rid of the engine light on my dash. The code reader says its 0236 which I believe is a faulty turbo boost sensor. I assume that's the same for a supercharger. Since I don't believe the stock engine had such an animal on it I'm not sure where to find this animal or if its reading a different issue. Has anyone had any experience with a problem like this???
Last edited by ayelien; Sep 23, 2019 at 08:49 PM. Reason: Response
Thanks for that catch. The code is from my local Advanced Auto stores reader. They only pump out the generic codes. Not sure what the corresponding Honda code might be but already figured out there's no sensor like that on the stock engine. I'm wondering now if it could be picking that up somehow from something in the VORTECH system itself or the Apex Vtech controller I have installed which does supposedly have the ability to modify airflow. Car does run great though the idiot light is distracting.
Thanks for that catch. The code is from my local Advanced Auto stores reader. They only pump out the generic codes. Not sure what the corresponding Honda code might be but already figured out there's no sensor like that on the stock engine. I'm wondering now if it could be picking that up somehow from something in the VORTECH system itself or the Apex Vtech controller I have installed which does supposedly have the ability to modify airflow. Car does run great though the idiot light is distracting.
It's VTEC btw.
I would reset the light and see if it comes back and under what condition. You should have the ability to see freeze frame data with the right OBD2 tool. I've done that in the past and realized it was when I fat fingered something on emanage airflow adjustment value and it went past OEM ECU's acceptable parameter. Freeze frame data helped me pinpoint that issue.
It's VTEC btw.
It's VTEC btw.

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Makes sense. I drive em but the controller /tech part is a bit over my head . I've been studying the manuals but the directions are not that clear so I just might have a tuner look at it. Also I may have to make some kind of shield to keep from fat arming the control buttons. I curious where other owners have mounted their control units?
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