Hondata

ok, my flashpro got updated, but the tc unit did not. (wasnt connected at the time) I also got help from vitviper to turn off ELD in flashpro (didnt make sense, but I did it) and with that and the update, no more CEL! However, the tc unit needs to be updated and it wont update. I've tried unplugging...

I cant upload any config files to my tc unit.
flashpro v 1.5.6.0
tc: 1.0.4.0
2007 civic si sedan (turbo)
What should I do?

1.5.5.0

Check that the selector switch inside the Traction Control unit is set for active ABS sensors. Then check that you have wired the TC unit in on the negative side of the wiring for each sensor - you'll need to test with a multimeter to make sure. Checked the wiring and it was correct. Just as a side...

the switch was definitely flipped (I personally opened the box to check). We'll check the wiring for the negative side.

I'm having really strange issues, and my shop and I can't seem to figure it out. I have a 2007 Civic SI that's highly modified running about 570whp. Built head, motor, trans, 62mm turbo, suspension, 2piece wilwood rotors/calipers, 2 walbro fuel pumps etc. Battery and alternator are stock and A/C has...

where do you want me to send them to? I attached my FP settings, 1 of my datalogs and my calibration file in the 2nd post of this thread (check after the 2nd picture)

I can email/send where ever you'd like though.

notice when i change the low load from -4 to -3.9psi, it's all of a sudden ok..... but going from -4 to -4.4 doesnt make as big of a difference, and yet my AFR's are right where they're suppose to be. between image 2 and image 1, i change just the middle afr difference, and it changes the values OUT...

And here's the rest of the screenshots.

here are some screenshots now that I am home, and I uploaded my calibration as well as 1 of the datalogs. I'll show more screenshots to show how the column is changing. It doesnt make sense.

I have been doing datalogging for the past few days and updated to flashpro manager 1.3.3 recently as well. Without changing anything, all of a sudden the #7 column on all my low cam fuel maps are reading too lean. I have my lambda overlay setup like this: 14.7 below -4.3psi 13.1 between 11.9 above ...

ah ok, very confusing when one thing says and shows in PSI, but the Y axis is actually calculated in Bars >.<
please fix, or give an option of using American or Metric.

I was trying to change the range at which I see PSI from 0 through +100 to -30 through +15 for the datalogging graphs. But the graph for the actual datalog looks very flat, even though I fluctuate from -28 to +11 The actual graph looks more accurate when I put in a value of 0 to 2 I'll post a screen...