Honda Civic ECU Chip Tuning GS2 Box '😵Whats inside!' +OBD2 Bluetooth Fault Code Reader

[@TheAncientMarinersBlog]

I just installed one of these GS2 boxes in my Peugeot RCZ 1.6 Petrol and, after 200 miles and with no screwdriver adjustments, I am very favourably impressed. The car may, possibly, be a bit quicker through the gears, but it is definitely much smoother (especially up to 2500 rpm) and fuel economy appears to be about 5mpg better on a motorway run at 60mph. You are not going to shake the earth for £81, but I would certainly recommend this unit as a simple, cost effective and refreshingly impressive upgrade on a mid-range car

[@GrooveOn]

yep those are my thoughts too, nice one !

[@No.Handle31]

I have a 1.4 T Hyundai I30 I don't want extra power not fussed but all I want is the take off to be smoother. Is it worth getting one of these units for my car?

[@circlemunozramirez8266]

Thanks for your video. I am thinking about this its good to know it works and the code issue. By connection and the code, looks the module is faking the air temp. to the ECU to giving more fuel for the power.

[@dash2001imi]

Could you maybe do a 0-60 to see the difference in performance with the chip?

[@xmadmikey1994xGaming]

Very useful information :) also nice car I’m a civic driver myself 😃

[@GrooveOn]

Thanks mate

[@hytear]

Based on your experience with this "Chip Tuning GS2" box, do you recommend it ?

[@GrooveOn]

I still think it makes a difference, if I unplug it and go back to stick it seems sluggish

[@No.Handle31]

Need to make my car a bit better in driveabilty i dont want flat out power just snoother. Is this worth it?

I got 2 of those OBD2 devices and never made any of them read anything of my 07 Civic. Is there any trick about the connection or protocol that must be setup? I mean, the phone can see the OBD2 device, it just never talks to the car for some reason.

[@GrooveOn]

I know what you mean. What I find works is plug in the OBD2, then go to Bluetooth on your phone and find the device, it may not be obvious just search for new device, then connect. It won't show connected on phone, but go to the app for your OBD2 ( I use torque) and make sure your connection settings are set for a Bluetooth device

@@GrooveOn Thank you. I will try again later today and I’ll get back to you. And thank you for the videos, they are really helpful.

@@GrooveOn Just letting you know that it worked. Thank you so much.

[@GrooveOn]

@ that's great news, well done you!!

[@AndreiGheorghe-df3wl]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKPcgqOsiZiljbs the wires go straight , not through the chip unit, watch minute 16:40 , only power and the values that were supposed to be tuned bypass the unit and remain the same:)))) save your money fellas

[@martvermeule]

why doesn't he respond?

[@Rob-st5ll]

Totally fake. If you open up the wire harness, you will see only the red and black wires go to the unit So power going in, but nothing coming out., SCAMMM