Help Anyone get a CEL on a Fast Intentions HFC?
Coulda been because he was tuned for his kinetics. Makes sense anyway.
Hell if I know what's gonna happen when I get those HFCs installed. Everything that I've read said maybe an initial cel, but when cleared it doesn't come back...if they get one at all.
Even though, I'm sure it won't matter when I get the uprev this spring.
Hell if I know what's gonna happen when I get those HFCs installed. Everything that I've read said maybe an initial cel, but when cleared it doesn't come back...if they get one at all.
Even though, I'm sure it won't matter when I get the uprev this spring.
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I wonder what that is causing that behavior?
Define "a while now", please.
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So far, two members posted zero problems with the FI cats (of 6 months and undetermined time frame, respectively), and two members reporting an initial CEL that got cleared and didn't come back. And then there are two members who are either going to, or would like to, install them, thank you very much, LOL.
It's a small sampling, but encouraging none-the-less.
I wonder if there would be more feedback in the Coupe Forum than here in engine & drivetrain?
And likely the Coupe forum over the Sedan forum, too. Hmm.
Truth be told, I was naively hoping for a whole bunch of responses like Sunny G here, and even then, for periods longer than 6 months.
But still, that was a good post. Thanks, Sunny.
It's a small sampling, but encouraging none-the-less.
I wonder if there would be more feedback in the Coupe Forum than here in engine & drivetrain?
And likely the Coupe forum over the Sedan forum, too. Hmm.But still, that was a good post. Thanks, Sunny.
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the FI RHFC are relatively new, they only came out a little over 9 months ago. If you had asked about berks or kintetics you would have more responses because they have been out for years.
If they were going to throw a CEL error code, I'd assume it would happen immediately after they were installed. If there's no error code after a few months, I think it's safe to say you won't get one
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Not looking for a Berk HFC any more.
Didn't ask about Berk.
Pass on Berk.
I wonder what it is that causes a CEL after install? Purely supposition, but I wonder if the catalyst needs to be fired up once up front in order for it to be more readily effective down the road? "Bedded in", to use another automotive analogy. And if that's the case, what about new cars and OEM cats?
Thanks, Dr.
Berk doesn't employ the J-shaped bung extension.
Not looking for a Berk HFC any more.
Didn't ask about Berk.
Pass on Berk.
I wonder what it is that causes a CEL after install? Purely supposition, but I wonder if the catalyst needs to be fired up once up front in order for it to be more readily effective down the road? "Bedded in", to use another automotive analogy. And if that's the case, what about new cars and OEM cats?
Thanks, Dr.
Not looking for a Berk HFC any more.
Didn't ask about Berk.
Pass on Berk.
I wonder what it is that causes a CEL after install? Purely supposition, but I wonder if the catalyst needs to be fired up once up front in order for it to be more readily effective down the road? "Bedded in", to use another automotive analogy. And if that's the case, what about new cars and OEM cats?
Thanks, Dr.
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So how long has FI been selling HFC and TP for the G37, resonated design notwithstanding? Post #1 didn't specify RHFC, although that is the model I'm considering.
the title of your thread suggests that you were asking about the RHFC not HFC. FI HFC have been around for a couple of years






