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phantasticity 07-04-2016 07:25 PM

Tuning Questions.
 
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humfrz 07-04-2016 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by phantasticity (Post 2696691)
I just recently installed the 1320 performance headers, and getting p0137, and p2096 codes. If i get oft and tune myself, would it help clearing these codes?

You may wish to search in this part of the forum:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=88

Or at least ...... ask over there.

It's my understanding that one can "tune away" almost any engine related code ..... :iono:


humfrz

steve99 07-04-2016 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by phantasticity (Post 2696691)
I just recently installed the 1320 performance headers, and getting p0137, and p2096 codes. If i get oft and tune myself, would it help clearing these codes?


My friend if you getting those two codes you have other issues like an exhaust leak to stuffed oxygen sensor or sensors not pligged in , wiring issue.

http://www.autocodes.com/p2096_subaru.html

http://www.autocodes.com/p0137_subaru.html

If you have not touched intake my guess would be exhaust leak, always use new gaskets , old ones will always leak. Some cheap headers the flanges are not square or warped this can cause leaks

If you used excessive force on o2 sensors they are easily damaged, run a M18 by 1.5 mm pitch thread tap through the header bungs so they screw in easy. The o2 sensors must screw in all they way so ring is not loose. else they dont sit in exhaust flow propery and read incorrectly, or they leak and read incorrectly

Untuned you will usually get a p0420 code due catylic converter removal this is normal, but your coded indicate other problems, oft supplied tunes will disable p0420 code, like other tunes, but you have other problems that will not be fixed with tune.

steve99 07-04-2016 10:08 PM

grey plug goes to grey socket , black plug to blach socket.

The grey plug sensor is primary sensor and must be first one in header exhaust flow closest to engine as per stock header below

http://www.garagefrs.com/wp-content/...4-1024x675.jpg

SpectreRT 07-04-2016 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by phantasticity (Post 2696691)
I just recently installed the 1320 performance headers, and getting p0137, and p2096 codes. If i get oft and tune myself, would it help clearing these codes?

1320 header is completely known to have leaks - and basically be an awful piece. Flanges are not flat (leaks), the o2 bung extension rattles (which means its crap).

Cut bait and get a real header. Sorry.


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