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Road Warrior
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Well thats what I have. A 2012 Fat Bob. So if you dont find it I'll post up the part # tomorrow
Road Captain
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When you bring the bike in for dynojet tuning, hand your dealer a flash drive so he can put a copy of the final tuning program on it. If you have additional tuning done elsewhere later on, I think you will need a copy of the program along with the SEPST or else you will have to start all over.
Road Warrior
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32109-08B and you'll want the lead (32184-08A) and software (32111-12) if you are planning to work it yourself.
6th Gear
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I just went through this with mine. He is correct. If you have mechanical issues with your bike, you will need it. I just keep mine in the saddlebag or somewhere on the bike when I am traveling in case something happens. Second, you need to find out if the dealer ordered you cables with the race tuner or not. They run about $50.00 and if they did, you need to get them and if they didnt no big deal. They only need the race tuner when tuning the bike. You should have also gotten a print out of your new numbers from the dyno tune. I have the same wire capped behind my air cleaner and also was told it has to do with the old air cleaner and not to worry.
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Road Warrior
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Yep. 32109-08B is the # for the tuner I bought for my '12 FXDF
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Road Warrior
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When you bring the bike in for dynojet tuning, hand your dealer a flash drive so he can put a copy of the final tuning program on it. If you have additional tuning done elsewhere later on, I think you will need a copy of the program along with the SEPST or else you will have to start all over.
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Road Warrior
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Road Warrior
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I got my Super Tuner from the dealer this morning. They actually looked at me funny when I told them I wanted it back. Oh well. I feel better having it. One of the techs told me I dont need a thumb drive for a copy of the final map because it would be stored on the tuner itself.
Road Warrior
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Yup, you have the setup stored in the bike's ECU and a copy on the SEPST, so little chance you'll lose your tune. Once you get your cable and software you can make a further backup on your PC before messing with it.
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