Vance and Hines FP3
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Vance and Hines FP3
Ok first I want to thank everyone for helping me. My question is on my 2016 Street Bob I have the V&H FP3 installed and it is sending too much fuel to the system and flooding it which is causing it to not start. Remove the fuel pack and the bike fires right up. Is there a way to rest the fuelpak and start fresh or do I need to replace it?
Ok first I want to thank everyone for helping me. My question is on my 2016 Street Bob I have the V&H FP3 installed and it is sending too much fuel to the system and flooding it which is causing it to not start. Remove the fuel pack and the bike fires right up. Is there a way to rest the fuelpak and start fresh or do I need to replace it?
Have you tried loading a different tune with it?
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I am waiting on V&H to email me back because I am currently stationed in South Korea
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The FP3 once it has been used to load a fuel mapping is no longer required to be connected to the bike. How something changed with you disconnecting it is hard to fathom unless it is faulty and affecting the data bus.
Have you made a Bluetooth connection with your phone?
You need to find user instructions for the FP3. The FP3 will have saved the tune on the bike at the time of its first use. You will be able to see all tunes that have possibly been used.
FuelPak FP3 - Vance & Hines (vanceandhines.com)
FP3_UserManual_Instructions_v2.indd (jpcycles.com)
Have you made a Bluetooth connection with your phone?
You need to find user instructions for the FP3. The FP3 will have saved the tune on the bike at the time of its first use. You will be able to see all tunes that have possibly been used.
FuelPak FP3 - Vance & Hines (vanceandhines.com)
FP3_UserManual_Instructions_v2.indd (jpcycles.com)
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It automatically saves a copy of your stock tune so you should be able to return it to stock with the click of a button. Customer support was great with me, they had me upload my data and made me a custom tune for my FXDB when I was having issues with it stalling while at idle under no throttle. Woke the bike right up, they are awesome to deal with. All gets done through the app. You can leave it plugged in if you want or unplug it after programming. I leave mine plugged in so I can check all kinds of dorky data that I don't need or check engine codes etc.
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The FP3 once it has been used to load a fuel mapping is no longer required to be connected to the bike. How something changed with you disconnecting it is hard to fathom unless it is faulty and affecting the data bus.
Have you made a Bluetooth connection with your phone?
You need to find user instructions for the FP3. The FP3 will have saved the tune on the bike at the time of its first use. You will be able to see all tunes that have possibly been used.
FuelPak FP3 - Vance & Hines (vanceandhines.com)
FP3_UserManual_Instructions_v2.indd (jpcycles.com)
Have you made a Bluetooth connection with your phone?
You need to find user instructions for the FP3. The FP3 will have saved the tune on the bike at the time of its first use. You will be able to see all tunes that have possibly been used.
FuelPak FP3 - Vance & Hines (vanceandhines.com)
FP3_UserManual_Instructions_v2.indd (jpcycles.com)
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It automatically saves a copy of your stock tune so you should be able to return it to stock with the click of a button. Customer support was great with me, they had me upload my data and made me a custom tune for my FXDB when I was having issues with it stalling while at idle under no throttle. Woke the bike right up, they are awesome to deal with. All gets done through the app. You can leave it plugged in if you want or unplug it after programming. I leave mine plugged in so I can check all kinds of dorky data that I don't need or check engine codes etc.
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