What is the little plug behind the factory intake that is capped off.
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Tourer
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From: Fayetteville, AR
What is the little plug behind the factory intake that is capped off.
I put on my Fuelmoto intake on yesterday and took off the factory intake backing plate. There is a capped off plug. I just zipped tied it to the back of the new backing plate.
What is that plug for?
What is that plug for?
Road Warrior
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It's the Framiss. It's used to measure the number of times the fuel injectors squirt per millisecond on European specification Harleys. Just zip-tie it out of the way for U.S. specification Harleys.
Road Warrior
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Its the Active Intake Control connector. This is a gizmo fitted to the international model's air cleaner. Its a servo that restricts the air intake at low revs to reduce noise and emissions. It also reduces power and so a lot of us unplug it, stick an eliminator plug in the socket and fit a different air cleaner.
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Road Captain
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i was wondering about that thing as well, thanks for the info, now i will just tuck it out of the way somewhere
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Err, that's not what it is.
Its the Active Intake Control connector. This is a gizmo fitted to the international model's air cleaner. Its a servo that restricts the air intake at low revs to reduce noise and emissions. It also reduces power and so a lot of us unplug it, stick an eliminator plug in the socket and fit a different air cleaner.
Its the Active Intake Control connector. This is a gizmo fitted to the international model's air cleaner. Its a servo that restricts the air intake at low revs to reduce noise and emissions. It also reduces power and so a lot of us unplug it, stick an eliminator plug in the socket and fit a different air cleaner.
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