I for the life of me can't find a complete cataloge listing of part numbers by application. I know they are very specific and don't want to get burned on ebay or CL. Here is my bike: 2007 FXDL Lowrider, TC96, EFI.

I'd imagine the last digits would be -06 at the earliest and maybe even an -07 for this model and -08 given introduction date.

Is there a damn cataloge listing of these things!

 

Not sure if this helps you but I copied it from 2012 catalog

From the 2012 SE catalog ( don't need to buy the software now it comes with it )

requires separate purchase of Super tuner Software and
Cable Kit.
32109-08B $459.95
For use with ’01-later eFI VrSC™, XL, Xr, DynaŽ, SoftailŽ
and ’02-later eFI touring and trike models. Also fits VrXSe

 

There's no separate SE tuners for different bikes. Once installed to your bike it "marries" itself to that particular bikes ECU and cannot be used with another ECU.

 

So a 32107-01G off of an '06 103ci EFI Police Electra Glide ain't gonna work even for the $40.

If they 'marry' when installed, would't they 'unmarry' when removed or is it more of a computer based uninstall routine over a simple delete. IOW, are they reusable if properly uninstalled and useless if just yanked.

 

nope, to explain it simply the tuner has one slot to save a VIN from an ECM. Once filled, it can not be taken out and replaced, its always married to that ECM via VIN#.

Not sure if you can with the screamin' eagle tuner but I know with the dynojet power vision that also marries to the ECM you can buy an additional license that basically adds another spot for an ECM to be saved. Basically its all a way to keep one tuner/ a dyno man from tuning hundreds or even thousands of bikes with the same tuner he bought for a few hundred bucks and charges for every single bike. Or having a few buddies with similar bikes have a single tuner than can tune them all. Keeps more $$$ in the tuner companies pockets. Same thing with lots of automotive programming devices as well.

 

The SEPST is $350 at www.kutterharleyonline.com. Save a hunnert bucks.