PRL Flex Fuel Install

I have hondata not ktuner but I did have to update my stage 2 map to enable the Flexfuel. It was an option in the map selection.

I am good. I found this on ktuners website. Thanks @Lift_like_a_viking_2.0T

Dang it, I was hoping you'd change your mind again and decide to sell it...

Contact prl.
They will support well with detail. Turn on (check)flex fuel at advanced adjustment and disable 3 obd2 monitoring (sec. Ect sensor, coolant op temp below...., and turbo underboost condition) otherwise it will throw P0128 code.

I am constantly running stg 2 flex fuel at E30 to E40 for 9k miles with no issue.
Clutch still grabs hard.

How do you like the flex fuel tune so far?

Anyone know or tried to apply this to a 2019 Sport w/ cvt trans? Only seen the kits selling for the 2.0T. Should've bought 2.0T... I know...

IronMan711 said:

Anyone know or tried to apply this to a 2019 Sport w/ cvt trans? Only seen the kits selling for the 2.0T. Should've bought 2.0T... I know...

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i have a 2019 honda accord sport with the AT10 and the 2.0 i am running the flex fuel and with stage 2 tune and yes i have all the PRL added parts the inner cooler and motor mounts catless downpipe PRL center and injen cold air intake with a racing map i can run up to E50 before i start having post detonation issues so i stay safe at 45%E blend to stay safe have had no trans issues and am at almost 35k miles fingers crossed it stays that way and my HP 415 torq 398

IronMan711 said:

Anyone know or tried to apply this to a 2019 Sport w/ cvt trans? Only seen the kits selling for the 2.0T. Should've bought 2.0T... I know...

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farrentodd said:

i have a 2019 honda accord sport with the AT10 and the 2.0 i am running the flex fuel and with stage 2 tune and yes i have all the PRL added parts the inner cooler and motor mounts catless downpipe PRL center and injen cold air intake with a racing map i can run up to E50 before i start having post detonation issues so i stay safe at 45%E blend to stay safe have had no trans issues and am at almost 35k miles fingers crossed it stays that way and my HP 415 torq 398

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Wow... what a beast!!! Would love to see/read more about your car. No way I would trust that much TQ/HP on CVT though. 😬

farrentodd said:

here is the only pictures i have on my computer i will have to get more with my phone

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Nice!!!!

farrentodd said:

i have a 2019 honda accord sport with the AT10 and the 2.0 i am running the flex fuel and with stage 2 tune and yes i have all the PRL added parts the inner cooler and motor mounts catless downpipe PRL center and injen cold air intake with a racing map i can run up to E50 before i start having post detonation issues so i stay safe at 45%E blend to stay safe have had no trans issues and am at almost 35k miles fingers crossed it stays that way and my HP 415 torq 398

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those hp number seem high for E50, AccordingtoJoel.com has the fastest 10th gen atm, with im pretty sure the highest HP numbers also. He is at like a E75% blend making 415 hp and like 410tq

jason.d.absher said:

those hp number seem high for E50, AccordingtoJoel.com has the fastest 10th gen atm, with im pretty sure the highest HP numbers also. He is at like a E75% blend making 415 hp and like 410tq

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I am also running the type R turbo

Installing the PRL flex fuel kit on my 1.5t. Seeing as this product is fairly new, I get not having much user-created content yet from other's who have installed these on different models, but it would have been nice if they had provided some detail for specific models. I'm stuck at the point of connecting the optional voltage output, which they say to plug into the ect2 sensor. I have located the sensor, however both the end of the sensor and the cable that is supposed to attach to it are male ends. I'm trying to logic what is supposed to happen here. Is the cable supposed to be connected to the factory cable that leads to the ecu? I guess this makes sense for turning off the codes in tuning. Anyone know?