Tune for 2017 Civic Sport Touring Hatchback CVT ???

[Alex2893]

I cant seam to find a clear answer on this. Does this car have a Tuner out for it yet? Im on Hondata website and i dont see my car listed. Im not totally sure what the model # of the ecu is on the cvt hatchback. IF anyone knows that would be a help. I dont plan to tune it yet. I want to wait till it has a few 1000 miles on it first so everything can break in but.

Also im only going to do the tune if there is no reliability issues with the cvt. I read cvt's cant handle a lot of extra power. I don't what my car breaking due to a tune...

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[teebee288]

I cant seam to find a clear answer on this. Does this car have a Tuner out for it yet? Im on Hondata website and i dont see my car listed. Im not totally sure what the model # of the ecu is on the cvt hatchback. IF anyone knows that would be a help. I dont plan to tune it yet. I want to wait till it has a few 1000 miles on it first so everything can break in but.

Also im only going to do the tune if there is no reliability issues with the cvt. I read cvt's cant handle a lot of extra power. I don't what my car breaking due to a tune...

Look your ecu to find his # and send ecu# by email to hondata they will reply if your ecu is supported, if your ecu is not covered maybe you can do like me, download all the ecu parameter in the flashpro and send data to hondata and normaly 4-5 days later your ecu should be supported with an software update.

 

[Hondata]

There is only one Sport Hatch we do not currently cover. It has ECU part number 37820-5AN-A52. The ECU is beside the battery. You can read the part number without removing the ECU. If your ECU is not covered and you purchased a FlashPro, we could add coverage in about 48 hours.

There are two calibrations you can use - a + 3 psi calibration which gives you similar power to the CRV (190-200 hp)and a + 6 PSI calibration which gives about 215 hp.

This gives you an example of an ECU part number and location on the ECU.

 

[FineBottledWater]

There is only one Sport Hatch we do not currently cover. It has ECU part number 37820-5AN-A52. The ECU is beside the battery. You can read the part number without removing the ECU. If your ECU is not covered and you purchased a FlashPro, we could add coverage in about 48 hours.

There are two calibrations you can use - a + 3 psi calibration which gives you similar power to the CRV (190-200 hp)and a + 6 PSI calibration which gives about 215 hp.

This gives you an example of an ECU part number and location on the ECU.

ECU location:

 

[Alex2893]

ECU location:

There is only one Sport Hatch we do not currently cover. It has ECU part number 37820-5AN-A52. The ECU is beside the battery. You can read the part number without removing the ECU. If your ECU is not covered and you purchased a FlashPro, we could add coverage in about 48 hours.

There are two calibrations you can use - a + 3 psi calibration which gives you similar power to the CRV (190-200 hp)and a + 6 PSI calibration which gives about 215 hp.

This gives you an example of an ECU part number and location on the ECU.

i have not bought the flashpro yet. later on i will check the ecu. Thanks for the info. power is actually more then i expected stock. maybe with a tune i can get to roughly the same power my volvo c30(sub 6 second 0-60) had.

 

[P4Cruiser]

Has anyone dyno tested the CVT Sport where you can use the paddle shifters and hold it in one gear for the test??
Be interested in the results.

 

[SilverGhost]

Ktuner.Its now capable of custom tuning with more options.I have both available tuning devices and as of now I'm Ktuned.Nothing wrong with a little friendly competition.StAyTuNeD.

 

[Alex2893]

There is only one Sport Hatch we do not currently cover. It has ECU part number 37820-5AN-A52. The ECU is beside the battery. You can read the part number without removing the ECU. If your ECU is not covered and you purchased a FlashPro, we could add coverage in about 48 hours.

There are two calibrations you can use - a + 3 psi calibration which gives you similar power to the CRV (190-200 hp)and a + 6 PSI calibration which gives about 215 hp.

This gives you an example of an ECU part number and location on the ECU.

My ecu part number is 37820-5AN-L83

20170222_201547 by Alex Littig, on Flickr

 

[Hondata]

Thanks for the photo. You have an early build of this car! Serial # 100069

The ECU check link is here: https://www.hondata.com/index.php?_route_=flashpro

This ECU is supported.

 

[Alex2893]

Thanks for the photo. You have an early build of this car! Serial # 100069

The ECU check link is here: https://www.hondata.com/index.php?_route_=flashpro

This ECU is supported.

Awesome. I have 91 and 93 octane fuel at my disposal and so what would my hp and torque gains be with the best tune you recommend? Just tune no intake or bolt ons.

 

[Hondata]

Run the highest octane you can. You are looking at about 25 HP and 35 lb-ft torque peak, but more in some parts of the rev range.

 

[Alex2893]

Run the highest octane you can. You are looking at about 25 HP and 35 lb-ft torque peak, but more in some parts of the rev range.

Do you think it would be smart to wait till I have like 3 to 5k miles in the car before I tune it? Just so the engine breaks in properly. I only have 700 miles on the car.

 

[Draken187]

Do you think it would be smart to wait till I have like 3 to 5k miles in the car before I tune it? Just so the engine breaks in properly. I only have 700 miles on the car.

Tuning it does not = beating on it.. Your fine to do it

 

[Manual]

@Hondata:

So the pink/purple lines are from a stock (no tune) CVT burning "premium" (91 or higher) octane?

 

[vetec0830]

My CRV-5, ECU part number is: 37820-5PF-F83. Displayed when Hondata website this ECU error number does not support this number, I want to buy Hondata flashpro, but do not support my car (I am Taiwanese). Is there a way to solve it?

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