I installed my Apex WS exhaust this week with a test pipe, i ran into a minor problem with the O2 sensor but i finally got it in the test pipe, but now, ever since the exhaust has been on, when i first start the car and begin to move, in first and second gear it hesistates around 2 or 3000 rpms, like its coughing really quickly but quietly, like a low tone sputter, if i hit the gas harder it will eventually stop sputtering then accellerate as normal, after that initial sputter, it is fine for the rest of the trip...what can this be, maybe the O2 sensor not seated correctly? plugs wires ect? the only thing i can think of is it has something to do with the O2 sensor, other than that i dunno...any help or comments would be appreciated, thanx in advance

BTW...ever since i installed the exhaust 4 days ago the check engine light has gone on twice, but when i pull over and restart the car, it goes off...if that helps at all

 

what code does the check engine light display when it comes on?

 

sorry but i dont really know about the code, all i see is the yellow light that lights up symbol, should i be looking in a different place? thanx

 

http://hondata.com/techecucodes.html

Go there, it tells you how to get the check engine light to flash so you can read the code.

 

ok i ran the test, i came up with 16...fuel injectors, and 43, which is fuel supply system.....so does this definetly mean i have to replace the injectors, and if so, how much is a new set? also does the fuel supply automatically mean fuel pump, or fuel filter or what? thanx in advance

 

when was the last time you replaced your fuel filter?
Sounds like its clogged. Try having that replaced and run a bottle of fuel system cleaner.

 

man u hit that right on the money, no joke...i got a new fuel filter and the old one i could hardly blow thru at all, and i havent gotten a MIL yet...not only that, but a ticking that i had before that i thought were my valves but ended up being my injectors went away, they must have been ticking cause they were running dry or something....thanx