XL883 Ign. Calibration Changes
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XL883 Ign. Calibration Changes - 11/1/2005 6:42:25 PM
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December 6, 2004 XL883 Ignition module calibration changes The XL883 Sportster calibrations have been changed to improve drivability and to reduce a slight dip in performance accompanied by a coughing sound heard in the air cleaner on tip in. (initial roll on, just off idle) The new calibrations will be available, for dealer installation, in Digital Technician starting with release 14.06 scheduled for delivery during the first week of December. Note: This is a new update developed since the release of Service Bulletin M- 1162 and is only applicable to 2004-2005 XL883 models produced prior to 12/01/2004. This update should be applied even if the update from M-1162 has already been performed. Dealers should install the new calibration when the motorcycle is presented for service. Dealers should mark the ICM with the addition of a “B” on the part number label of the ICM to indicate to others that the update has been completed. Dealers can submit a warranty claim using labor code 7933 for .2 hours labor when doing this update on motorcycles that have not been updated. The condition code will also be 7933. This update SHOULD NOT be applied to motorcycles that have the Ignition Race Tuner installed. See page 2 if an Ignition Race Tuner is installed. ICM part number shown in Digital Technician Calibration ID Date of manufacture Action required 32478-04 32867-04A Prior to 11/2004 Download calibration 32867- 04B 32622-04A 32864-04A Prior to 11/2004 Download calibration 32867- 04B 32622-04A 32867-04B ANY No action, return to service 12/2004 and later No action, return to service December 6, 2004 If XL883 models with the Ignition Race Tuner installed, are experiencing undesirable drivability characteristics in the RPM range just off idle, technicians can try increasing the values highlighted below (shown to be 0 degrees) to a value of between 3 and 5 degrees of total timing advance. This recommendation is only a starting point; your particular state of tune may dictate different values.
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