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I have the Screamin Eagle smart tune pro auto tuning module.
Anyone do the install on this specifically on a Low Rider S and
could dumb it down for me ? I just can’t figure it out with enough
confidence to feel good about it.
Any tuner is going to require time and effort to learn how to use it. The SE software is fairly simple to use. Just spend some time with the software and then ask specific questions when you don't understand something.
I have the SEPST and have already installed the appropriate map for my motorcycle.
Im looking for someone who is or has installed the smart tune pro and could kinda
walk me through how it’s connected ? The instructions just confuse me.
I went to install the wide band o2’s in the TBR head pipes I removed the reducers that allowed the narrow bands and I am under
the assumption that the wide band o2’s that come with the smart tune pro tuner kit are 18 mm
and I just can’t get them to fit the TBR ? Any thoughts anyone ?
Thanks
Last edited by Theopen150; Oct 4, 2022 at 06:53 PM.
Oh you mean the Smart Tune Pro.
I've never seen anyone install it. But I plan on getting it if I ever go with an aftermarket cam.
I have the stock headpipe though so I cant help you with the TBR.
I have the Harley Smart Tune Pro Auto Tuning module with the wide band o2 sensors. At first I was using it with the Screaming Eagle tuner, now I'm using with the Power Vision tuner I got from MotoFuelUSA. It takes a specific tune to work with the auto tune pro, but the wide band o2s and module do help keeping the tune the same in relationship the motor through different environments.
IF I had to do it again, I might just go with the Power Vision from the start to get the proper tunes. I didn't run them separately to know a difference, but I do know that my bike runs really well.
I went to install the wide band o2’s in the TBR head pipes I removed the reducers that allowed the narrow bands and I am under
the assumption that the wide band o2’s that come with the smart tune pro tuner kit are 18 mm
and I just can’t get them to fit the TBR ? Any thoughts anyone ?
Thanks
Basically you remove the narrow band sensors from the plug in point then remove them from the exhaust. Install the Wide Band O2 sensor into the pipe. Once there you will need to locate the position to mount the module and route the wires to the plugs where the stock O2 were plug into and plug those two connectors from the module into them. Then take the other two plugs and route them to the front and rear Wide Band O2 sensors. What you left with at that point is a ground wire the you route to the ground shown to you in the manual for your model. Thats it for connecting it up but you need to install a tune into the ECM for that module and your model bike with your tuner.
I went to install the wide band o2’s in the TBR head pipes I removed the reducers that allowed the narrow bands and I am under
the assumption that the wide band o2’s that come with the smart tune pro tuner kit are 18 mm
and I just can’t get them to fit the TBR ? Any thoughts anyone ?
Thanks
Do you mean that they won't screw in? Are too small or too big for the 18mm hole? You have to install the new bungs, 18mm is the size, the thread has to be 1.50. Which bungs did you use, if any?
2018 and later Softail models: Separate purchase of Wide Band O2 Sensor Wire Harness Extension Kit (Part No. 69201830) is required for this installation.
Bung thread pitch: M18 x 1.5
10. Drill and tap both oxygen sensor ports on exhaust system. Use Exhaust Oxygen Sensor (Wide Band HO2) Bung Drill And Tap Tool Kit (Part No. 14900105) to complete procedure.
Last edited by Glenn Gorman; Oct 9, 2022 at 03:20 AM.
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