ITSDAD
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Curious, do you happen to just have the tune flashed directly to your ecu without a hondata flashpro?I only cleared the code but haven’t started it back up yet. About to shortly and then drive it though. I’d like to avoid disconnecting the battery if possible. That’s what I felt led to all this anyway.
Question - why is it to clear code and then disconnect battery in that order? And is it true to always remove the negative cable first? Is there something about the length of time while disconnected that something happens? I guess I don’t want to reset my ecu since I’ve flashed the tune onto it, but how do you reset the ecu?
D-Rob did confirm that a dirty MAF would not give me my particular code of p0420.
Wouldnt you need the flashpro to go back to stock?
Just trying to figure this tuning situation out, still need to send mine out to unlock and wondering if i need to grab the flashpro in the meantime.
It doesnt seem like disconnecting the battery works like it used to, I tried disconnecting and also pulling the ECU fuse when I initially got the CEL and it did nothing for me.
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What Turbo did you upgrade too? increase/decrease in lag/spool? guess with d-rob tune you are able to up the boost some and not just dependent on MAF? With all that extra airflow (HVI and such are you going to upgrade to a race MAF?