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Can the AFM be completely removed and have no CELs?

Moreover, can the tuned calibration be downloaded from the ECU back to a different PC?

Hondata, do you know if I can use a PRA+K-Pro on this car? Thanks!

It was the ECU! I was really thinking about the distributor and wiring. THe ECU never crossed my mind. Thanks Hondata.

One more question about boost control. I want to wire an external switch to D4 to run lo/hi boost. In order to activate the high boost setting, do I have to feed the D4 +12v or ground it? Thanks

I tuned a car a few days ago. The engine (B18-R) had extensive modifications (ITBs, vtec killer cams etc) and turned out to be one of the most powerful B series engines I have ever tuned (238whp dynapack at from 1.8 lt!). Yesterday, we got a CEL #4 (crank angle position sensor). I tried two differen...

Do you always have to use a relay? Any outputs that do not need one? ANy wiring information? THanks!

What exactly do you plan to control with this setup?

Just keep it below VTEC with closed loop 'on' and you will have no problem driving to your tuner.

It's really up to you. I think I used:

1%, 3%, 5%, 7%, 10%, 12%, 15%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 75%, 100%

With boost values of course (13 total columns)

I've tuned a K20 with TOda ITBs and they work well. Driveability with part throttle is good but not like an intake manifold.

Check thread for more info on tuning:
http://www.hondata.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5900

This is done automatically. If you have:

Min MAP:0kpa
Max MAP: 100kpa
Max MAP closed loop: 50kpa

THen your max TPS closed loop will be 50%.

You cannot. Both idle and release throttle load reading will be 0%. You should not care about this though. It is normal.

I think you can. Haven't tried that though. But I think the extra resolution will just increase tuning hassle and time.

So start with the high load columns and edit them to an even higher value so you can go back to the low load ones and use the values you want.

Sorry, I meant load indeces. For example, right click on '-9%' and change the value to whatever you like (say 1%).