Eitms
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Feb 2015
Posts: 10,907
Likes: 8,758
From: Galt's Gulch - MI
I believe that 2007 model year was the transition to EITMS. It will only provide limited cooling ability by shutting off the fuel injector to the rear cylinder. I can't speak to your model year but on my '13 new off the floor EITMS was enabled. I disabled it immediately using my Power Vision 
No real downside to having EITMS enabled if you wish to do so, but it is a band aid approach. There are much more effective cooling alternatives when it comes to engine temperature management...
No real downside to having EITMS enabled if you wish to do so, but it is a band aid approach. There are much more effective cooling alternatives when it comes to engine temperature management...
EITMS will activate (rear cylinder will turn off) when all of the
following conditions are met for approximately 6 seconds.
Engine temperature is greater than 287° F domestic
(165° C international)
Throttle position less than 0.9%
Vehicle speed under 1 MPH (2 KPH)
Engine speed under 1200 RPM
EITMS will disable (rear cylinder will again fire) if any one of
the following occurs:
Engine temperature falls below 275° F domestic (135° C
international)
Throttle position greater than 2.3%
Vehicle speed exceeds 2 MPH (3 KPH)
Engine speed exceeds 1350 RPM
Clutch is released with vehicle in gear
following conditions are met for approximately 6 seconds.
Engine temperature is greater than 287° F domestic
(165° C international)
Throttle position less than 0.9%
Vehicle speed under 1 MPH (2 KPH)
Engine speed under 1200 RPM
EITMS will disable (rear cylinder will again fire) if any one of
the following occurs:
Engine temperature falls below 275° F domestic (135° C
international)
Throttle position greater than 2.3%
Vehicle speed exceeds 2 MPH (3 KPH)
Engine speed exceeds 1350 RPM
Clutch is released with vehicle in gear
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: May 2014
Posts: 5,644
Likes: 1,385
From: North Central WV
Last edited by iRider; Aug 9, 2018 at 07:29 AM.
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 3,736
Likes: 8,516
From: Bates County MO
No real downside, causes a stumbling idle at full stop that smooths out as soon as you start moving.
No real upside, unless you spend a lot of time sitting still with the bike running.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
