as reported from the 06 tokyo auto salon in the new SCC

"hks' new OSC allows tuning on newer cars without triggering an engine light commonly cause by the second 02 sensor the signal is altered so that no light is triggered the unit must be used in tandom with the F-CON IS "


WORD!

anyways.....say good bye to CEL issues...

 

i havent been able to find a link to a product page so it must be too new... if someone who can speak japanese check out HKS' main page maybe it says something

 

thought you were gonna provide a bank account # that will allow me to xfer as much moeny as i need

 

I'd bet this will likely cost over $100. The anti-fouler method is know to work in the majority of cases and costs under $5. Its your money

 

the HKS F-CON is an engine management computer which costs around $500-1600 (depending on vehicle application and F-CON model). That excludes accessory sensors, meters, wiring harnesses, etc. Once you get past the cost of purchasing it, then you have to pay someone to tune/program it.

 

after buying my OBD reader, ill have to pass on this and just delete the same damn code if it pops up.

99$ well spent that can help to diagnose other problems.

 

I thought the same thing that or atleast a body shop that does awesome show quality work for free...

 

no this deals with fuel tuning... people were talking about having problems with fuel tuning below 4000K rpms or something with the safcII....i know what the f-con does..lol...and yeah its all about how much your willing to spend...

 

hey remember this is a good standalone unit...which would be around $1000 dollars in the first place...AND its now available with a unit that keeps the car from throwing a CEl....last time i checked this was the power and drivetrain section not just the cheap modification section...for those of us looking for this, this is exciting

 

You can delete it but it will pop back up again and again. Thats koo if you don't mind hookin it up every few days.

 

zzzzzz

 

It also doesn't help Cali peeps pass smog check...not like anyone has had to do that on a tC yet.

 

I just leave mine plugged in 24/7, I know which codes pop up and why.

Band Aid fix to the rescue.

BTW, if you have a HarborFreight around you can pick up a generic OBDII scanner for about $40.