SERT Program same as HD Dwnld?
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SERT Program same as HD Dwnld?
Sitting here looking over the download program for my bike contained on the SERT disk, I find myself wondering if it is the same download programmed into my ECM when I had the stage 1 done. Once I connect to the ECM I should know. But, before doing that, do any of you know for sure if its the same program or not?
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01-08-2006, 07:48 PM
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01-08-2006, 10:13 PM
RE: SERT Program same as HD Dwnld?
Yes it will be the same as the Stage1 download from HD, That's why you load it and then take the bike and get dyno tuned 
That's why I bought the SERT instead of throwing $150 out the door on there download it went towards the SERT so that i could get the best performance out of the bike with a dyno tune.
That's why I bought the SERT instead of throwing $150 out the door on there download it went towards the SERT so that i could get the best performance out of the bike with a dyno tune.
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01-09-2006, 02:38 AM
RE: SERT Program same as HD Dwnld?
ORIGINAL: Jezcruzen
Sitting here looking over the download program for my bike contained on the SERT disk, I find myself wondering if it is the same download programmed into my ECM when I had the stage 1 done. Once I connect to the ECM I should know. But, before doing that, do any of you know for sure if its the same program or not?
Sitting here looking over the download program for my bike contained on the SERT disk, I find myself wondering if it is the same download programmed into my ECM when I had the stage 1 done. Once I connect to the ECM I should know. But, before doing that, do any of you know for sure if its the same program or not?
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RE: SERT Program same as HD Dwnld?
Springer - I should be able to determine which program is currently being used by the ECM once I toggle over to "ECM Information". At least it seems logical that the current program ID number would be displayed along with the VIN and EMC PN. It should list the program in "Cal ID" I would think.
Anyhow, I wasn't going to waste time using the SERT and dumpiing the identical program into the ECM that may have been used initially over at the dealership whe the stage 1 was done. Besides, I intend on changing pipes before spring, anyway. That's when I anticipate having the SERT and doing the dyno will pay off.
Anyhow, I wasn't going to waste time using the SERT and dumpiing the identical program into the ECM that may have been used initially over at the dealership whe the stage 1 was done. Besides, I intend on changing pipes before spring, anyway. That's when I anticipate having the SERT and doing the dyno will pay off.
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01-09-2006, 09:03 PM
RE: SERT Program same as HD Dwnld?
ORIGINAL: Jezcruzen
Springer - I should be able to determine which program is currently being used by the ECM once I toggle over to "ECM Information". At least it seems logical that the current program ID number would be displayed along with the VIN and EMC PN. It should list the program in "Cal ID" I would think.
Anyhow, I wasn't going to waste time using the SERT and dumpiing the identical program into the ECM that may have been used initially over at the dealership whe the stage 1 was done. Besides, I intend on changing pipes before spring, anyway. That's when I anticipate having the SERT and doing the dyno will pay off.
Springer - I should be able to determine which program is currently being used by the ECM once I toggle over to "ECM Information". At least it seems logical that the current program ID number would be displayed along with the VIN and EMC PN. It should list the program in "Cal ID" I would think.
Anyhow, I wasn't going to waste time using the SERT and dumpiing the identical program into the ECM that may have been used initially over at the dealership whe the stage 1 was done. Besides, I intend on changing pipes before spring, anyway. That's when I anticipate having the SERT and doing the dyno will pay off.
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