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Hello Im the new to the forum and have been searching for an answer to my issue without luck. I have an 09 dyna low rider with Vance Hines big radius pipes and a K&N filter as well as the PCV. The rear cylinder is running horrible and the pipe is bluing all the way to the muffler. I am using the map that came from dynojet which lists all my changes and have tried a few map mods to help with the decel popping by advancing the timing in the 0 column to 3 also tried 5. Helped a little but it doesn't feel like the right fix. Im concerned that the high exhaust gas temps could damage the motor. Any help with the map or other suggestions would be very much appreciated. Also im considering the (auto tune) feature to see if it would help.
Welcome to the forum. Check for intake leaks on the rear cylinder. Carefully spray a little carb cleaner around the intake and see if it changes the idle. If so you have a leak. This cylinder is way too lean if its bluing your pipe. Call fuel moto and have them send you a new map if there aint a leak. Their free. I have the PCV+ AT and love it. No issues. Dont mess with that map unless you know what your doing, Its easy to screw it up.
I had really bad popping when the throttle was closed after my Short Shot pipes were put on. I had to add fuel to the 0 column to quiet it down. Wastes fuel but at least people don't think I'm firing a shotgun at them when I let off the throttle anymore.
I think they will. Google Fuelmoto and find their email. Chat with Jamie. Tell him the circumstances. Its good PR for them. Worth a shot. All they can say is no.
They wouldn't reply to my emails asking for a map, I am assuming since I didn't buy my PC III from them. I kept emailing them asking them for a map though and eventually they must have got sick of me and sent me one.
They sent me a map! compared it to the one from the dynojet website.... WTF the dynojet map was horrible! Almost every number in every column was higher in the map Fuel Moto sent me by at least +4 with the biggest change of +11 over the other map. Bike is running crazy good I would estimate at least 15 more horses though the entire range. I plan to do all my business with Fuel Moto from here on out. Now I can focus on the next issue the new tbars that are on the way. Junkster thanks so much I owe you one big time.
They sent me a map! compared it to the one from the dynojet website.... WTF the dynojet map was horrible! Almost every number in every column was higher in the map Fuel Moto sent me by at least +4 with the biggest change of +11 over the other map. Bike is running crazy good I would estimate at least 15 more horses though the entire range. I plan to do all my business with Fuel Moto from here on out. Now I can focus on the next issue the new tbars that are on the way. Junkster thanks so much I owe you one big time.
Any time! Your welcome! Thats what this forum is all about.
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They sent me a map! compared it to the one from the dynojet website.... WTF the dynojet map was horrible! Almost every number in every column was higher in the map Fuel Moto sent me by at least +4 with the biggest change of +11 over the other map. Bike is running crazy good I would estimate at least 15 more horses though the entire range. I plan to do all my business with Fuel Moto from here on out. Now I can focus on the next issue the new tbars that are on the way. Junkster thanks so much I owe you one big time.
How is your bike set up? I have a '12 Wide Glide (103", V&H Big radius 2into2, K&M heavy breather, stock cam) and I just installed the PC-V. I bought it second hand, though and didn't get the O2 sensors. I used the canned map from Dynojet and it seemed to be running great until I did a quick twist of the throttle (to simulate passing someone) and the motor just bogged down until I let off the throttle. Pretty disappointing to say the least.
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