Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - ARC HFC, after install

OldFart · 09-07-2013, 11:11 AM

Intalled a CNT racing catback exhaust, that install no issues. A few weeks later installed a set of ARK HFC's (used new Z1 gaskets) with the resonators (assuming they are all like that). After installed, code came on, had cleared and bought some extensions. Installed extensions, can drive about 30 miles and the SES light pops on again.

Also running R2C air intake, but after that install, no codes were thrown.

The codes I am getting are a P0300 and P2A03, don't mind the light being on, but if I let it go on for a period of time, effects the idle of the car, once cleared again everthing returns back to normal. Was reading some stuff on the net about exhaust leaks, etc...

If I have time, going to put car on lift to see if I have any obvious exhaust leaks at the converters.

Besides a tune, does anyone have any suggestions? And if a tune is in need, anyone know of anyone in the central PA area?

09-07-2013, 11:11 AM	#1 (permalink)
OldFart Track Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Carlisle, PA Age: 61 Posts: 682 Drives: 2011 Wannabe Nismo Rep Power: 960	ARK HFC, after install - throwing codes, Options? Intalled a CNT racing catback exhaust, that install no issues. A few weeks later installed a set of ARK HFC's (used new Z1 gaskets) with the resonators (assuming they are all like that). After installed, code came on, had cleared and bought some extensions. Installed extensions, can drive about 30 miles and the SES light pops on again. Also running R2C air intake, but after that install, no codes were thrown. The codes I am getting are a P0300 and P2A03, don't mind the light being on, but if I let it go on for a period of time, effects the idle of the car, once cleared again everthing returns back to normal. Was reading some stuff on the net about exhaust leaks, etc... If I have time, going to put car on lift to see if I have any obvious exhaust leaks at the converters. Besides a tune, does anyone have any suggestions? And if a tune is in need, anyone know of anyone in the central PA area? Last edited by OldFart; 09-08-2013 at 12:46 AM.