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Stupid question, but I've never owned an FP3. Can you install the FP3 on the bike and view codes and other diagnostic data but not flash the ECM and thereby keep warranty intact? Just curious if that's an option to play around with it a bit, view the data, etc. but maybe not do anything with it yet.
Thanks
Yes. As long as you don't flash a new tune, the warranty won't be voided.
In fact you could even buy a used FP3 that's been married to a different bike, and use it for the gauges and code reading.
Let's have a look at what V&H calls the Air Fuel Ratio table. Please do a screen grab of it and post it here. This table is the desired or “target” air/fuel ratio. The ECU uses this number to calculate how much fuel to spray.
This fuel table is what the EPA forces H-D to keep locked down.
I would really like to see how V&H fueling compares to H-D. Let's see the difference. I can easily do a comparison to the Street Tuner and post it. If it is interesting, we could compare some other tables too.
Not sure what happened the first attempt, but here is the complete table. Bear in mind this is the canned map, NOT an auto tune (which I haven’t had time to do yet).
U can pinch to zoom in n out to take a complete screen shot of the AFR or any other table..this feature was added after yours truly suggested it to V&H, so plz do make good use of it
Last edited by HotRod917; Oct 18, 2019 at 12:22 PM.
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