Please help. UK Civic type r with PRB with wideband

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wheelyking
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Please help. UK Civic type r with PRB with wideband

Post by wheelyking »

I have had installed a US Kpro on my uk civic type r around 3 months ago. Around 300 miles ago i replaced the narrowband sensor with a wideband OEM, but neglected to alter the wiring as i had no diagram, everything was ok until around 2 hours ago when the strangest thing started to happen.

The car now has a strange idle which drops to 1000m rpm, then shoots up to 3000 rpm continously, whether driving or on idle.

This is very worrying as i am going drag racing tomorrow.

The car has a CPL built engine with dropped compression and a Jackson running 12psi crank wheels. Also running 80 shot of nitrous.

I have checked for errors on k manager but nothing comes up. The car still drives fine above 3000rpm with no strange noises. The only thing i can think off is that maybe the ecu has just clicked that a wideband has been fitted, and maybe the erratic idle is a safety feature inherant of the ECU to let the engineers know there is something wrong with the 02 sensor.

Your thoughts would be appreciated.

Either way i still need a Wiring diagram, if you have 1.

thanks

Alex
wheelyking
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Post by wheelyking »

Having replugged the UK ECU back in to confirm whether or not it detects the wideband sensor, error Code 41 DTC PO135 has flashed up.

Is this expected with a wideband and PRA Ecu?

:x



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Post by vtec9 »

I have 2002 euro civic type-r
I bought this ($1595 - K-Pro with new Honda PRB ECU based off US RSX-S) for my car I have stock sensor and my engine check light is always on it says error code 41 I can't solve the problem
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Post by Spunkster »

We do not have the wiring diagrams, but you can contact CPL and he should be able to help you diagnose the issue and properly wire everything. I fyou did not rewire everything and ran the incorrect sensor, you may have either damaged the sensor or ecu.
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Post by vtec9 »

who is CPL??
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CPL Racing is in our dealer list for the UK.
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