I recently installed a Berk Racing test pipe with a cel fix built into it, knowing cel wold turn on, so i bought another cel fix, didnt work. Went to one6 days later bought a longer one from blox lasted me somewhere from 400-600 miles then turned on again. po420 need help MUST MOD

 

I have tried 4 anti-foulers stacked.

First one had a pinhole, and packed with steelwool. still got the CEL.

After what I've tried, I'd be amazed to see anyone who has fooled the ecu mechanically, but who knows....

 

I have CEL problems on MY08 with a HFC w/ 1 fix. I am now trying a second spacer so we will see if that works. Well I guess what i am trying to say is with an 06+ and in some cases any s2k, you are most likely going to trigger a CEL with anything but stock cat.

If my second fix doesnt work, I might just buy a scanner keep it in car and just clear the code every time it pops up.

 

lol ya it starts to get annoying fast

 

are we screwed

 

I had the same thing on my 06. on 06+ the ecu is set to pick up that error code better. the only way i can see to fix it is getting a high flow cat

 

my buddy (not a s owner) suggested electronic fix to solve problem made of radio shack parts i wonder mybe trick computer to believe my bs test pipe i hope

 

I wouldn't do it myself your playing with the ecu and it would void warranty. If you gonna do some thing like that go with the hondata reflash still void warranty tho

 

where can i buy and how much

 

Go to the hondata.com and there is something on there were you can search for vendor. Find a vendor then you give them your ecu they ship it to hondata. This is actually a good mod if you want to pick up some midrange and extend rev line, I am thinking of getting this later down the line.

So this would get ride of the CEL? I wasnt aware that it would help our issue.


Oh and again everyone keeps claiming that a HFC will solve all your problems but I still get a CEL on a MY08 with a HFC. Just installed a second CEL fix, we will see if that works. So far so good, but I can normally make it 30-40 miles before the light turns on. Will keep everyone posted.