Need help with Stillen HFC's
Need help with Stillen HFC's
I had stillen's HFC's in stalled and about a month later my SES light came on had it looked at and it was determined that the gaskets were leaking. So I replaced the gaskets and it stopped the leaks but they started leaking again. Has any one had the same problem? and how did you fix it? Cobb AP said the problem is with cat 1 and 2 code Po420.
With anything exhaust related you should go check the the bolts at 500 miles after install. I have always done 500 and 1000 on all my cars. Expansion and contraction will cause the bolts to loosen up. After that you should have no problems.
You need a set of gaskets in there. The Stillen flange makes use of the OEM crush ring but the tolerances aren't quite close enough to allow the crush ring to seat properly.
Your options:
1. Smear a crap load of RTV sealant on there.
2. Get a set of our custom made gaskets on there.
But remember with either method (new OEM, spreading goop, or a gasket) it's essentially a R&R.
Similar to the one pictured, but for the 3 bolt collector flange obviously.
Your options:
1. Smear a crap load of RTV sealant on there.
2. Get a set of our custom made gaskets on there.
But remember with either method (new OEM, spreading goop, or a gasket) it's essentially a R&R.
Similar to the one pictured, but for the 3 bolt collector flange obviously.
are you sure its the leak? cause i have the same issue... I spoke with Kyle@stillen and he said they are working on something to fix this issue.
btw p0420 and p430 means too much air going in to the sensor... I dont think its the leak.
was the leak from the header and hfc or hfc and mid-pipe?
btw p0420 and p430 means too much air going in to the sensor... I dont think its the leak.
was the leak from the header and hfc or hfc and mid-pipe?
Another thing to note.
Stillen uses the same cat that we do. The cats don't scrub the exhaust gas quite as well as the restrictive and OEM cats do. So CEL free operatoin isn't absolutley guaranteed.
The the OP, try using the stainless steel wool trick. Pickup a set of non-foulers (just search for it if you don't know what it is) and stuff them with stainless steel wool.
Stillen uses the same cat that we do. The cats don't scrub the exhaust gas quite as well as the restrictive and OEM cats do. So CEL free operatoin isn't absolutley guaranteed.
The the OP, try using the stainless steel wool trick. Pickup a set of non-foulers (just search for it if you don't know what it is) and stuff them with stainless steel wool.
are you sure its the leak? cause i have the same issue... I spoke with Kyle@stillen and he said they are working on something to fix this issue.
btw p0420 and p430 means too much air going in to the sensor... I dont think its the leak.
was the leak from the header and hfc or hfc and mid-pipe?
btw p0420 and p430 means too much air going in to the sensor... I dont think its the leak.
was the leak from the header and hfc or hfc and mid-pipe?
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Another thing to note.
Stillen uses the same cat that we do. The cats don't scrub the exhaust gas quite as well as the restrictive and OEM cats do. So CEL free operatoin isn't absolutley guaranteed.
The the OP, try using the stainless steel wool trick. Pickup a set of non-foulers (just search for it if you don't know what it is) and stuff them with stainless steel wool.
Stillen uses the same cat that we do. The cats don't scrub the exhaust gas quite as well as the restrictive and OEM cats do. So CEL free operatoin isn't absolutley guaranteed.
The the OP, try using the stainless steel wool trick. Pickup a set of non-foulers (just search for it if you don't know what it is) and stuff them with stainless steel wool.
You need a set of gaskets in there. The Stillen flange makes use of the OEM crush ring but the tolerances aren't quite close enough to allow the crush ring to seat properly.
Your options:
1. Smear a crap load of RTV sealant on there.
2. Get a set of our custom made gaskets on there.
But remember with either method (new OEM, spreading goop, or a gasket) it's essentially a R&R.
Similar to the one pictured, but for the 3 bolt collector flange obviously.

Your options:
1. Smear a crap load of RTV sealant on there.
2. Get a set of our custom made gaskets on there.
But remember with either method (new OEM, spreading goop, or a gasket) it's essentially a R&R.
Similar to the one pictured, but for the 3 bolt collector flange obviously.

Another thing to note.
Stillen uses the same cat that we do. The cats don't scrub the exhaust gas quite as well as the restrictive and OEM cats do. So CEL free operatoin isn't absolutley guaranteed.
The the OP, try using the stainless steel wool trick. Pickup a set of non-foulers (just search for it if you don't know what it is) and stuff them with stainless steel wool.
Stillen uses the same cat that we do. The cats don't scrub the exhaust gas quite as well as the restrictive and OEM cats do. So CEL free operatoin isn't absolutley guaranteed.
The the OP, try using the stainless steel wool trick. Pickup a set of non-foulers (just search for it if you don't know what it is) and stuff them with stainless steel wool.
The secondary O2 sensors only monitor the cat converter efficiency, they have no other purpose.
When I clear the SES light with my Cobb AP the car runs great but when it comes back on the car seems to louse some power off the line.
i didnt have a gasket in there.
checked your web and couldnt find three point gasket for flange to the engine side.
If you have it PM me please.


