CEL code 13 and hard starts w/AFC hack
05-18-2004, 06:37 PM
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CEL code 13 and hard starts w/AFC hack
i know its a BARO code, is there any way to fix it? could i throw a missing link on there? Also, my car doesnt seem to wanna start sometimes now. its not just cold starts either... i have to crank a few times and then give it gas b/c it sputters... any suggestions? *cough THERMAL cough*
05-19-2004, 12:11 PM
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Re: CEL code 13 and hard starts w/AFC hack
98 civic ex, greddy turbo kit, 255 walbro pump, @6psi street or 8 if i wanna crank it up (it will throw the code no matter what psi), DSM 450s "hacked" w/SAFC2, all settings are correct and seems to work fine- minus the hard starts.
06-12-2004, 04:32 PM
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Re: CEL code 13 and hard starts w/AFC hack
hey... yeah i'm throwing the same damn code..... pisses me off... i haven't found anyone who could help me with that either... i have a jdm b16 but it's pretty much stock right now and it's in a 95 ex ,if you find an answer please pm me... thought i'd reply to get us both help .... i mean i'm not having any hard starts or anything like that,but one person told me that the baro sensor was built into the ecu and can't be fixed without getting into the ecu ... and that's something i won't touch ... i'm gonna keep lookin if i find out anythig i'll hit ya back...
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Re: CEL code 13 and hard starts w/AFC hack
jaxhonda, PM me, I can help you out because you have an OBD1 car. Iceman you're kinda stuck because you're OBD2. I don't trust SAFCs at all, they can cause all kinds of problems because they're fooling the ECU into being happy. You could always go OBD1, those type of things are easy to fix with some ECU editing..
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