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Bought my bike a year and a half ago. Bought it used from dealer with 2200 miles. It had SE slip ons and not stock AC. Is there any way to know if a download or anything was done to ECM? Still has "teardrop" AC cover but it is not the stock filter element. By the way, I have come to realize the people at this dealership are kind of ***holes, IMO.
You should have been asking this question before you rode it for a year and a half. Does it run hot? Are the plugs coffee creamer brown? Have the pipes blued badly? Are the inside ends of the exhaust a nice browniish color? Surely the previous owner would have done something. Nothing under the seat?
You should have been asking this question before you rode it for a year and a half. Does it run hot? Are the plugs coffee creamer brown? Have the pipes blued badly? Are the inside ends of the exhaust a nice browniish color? Surely the previous owner would have done something. Nothing under the seat?
Have the stealer check it.
Yeah, your probably right. I'm not real sure what hot is. It is a air cooled engine. The head temp according to the temp gauge is around 220-230F on a hot summer day. Pipes aren't severely blued. I checked plugs a while back and from what i could tell they look fine. The hottest it has got was on 100 degree day in traffic got up to 300 but that is head temp. I don't have oil temp gauge. No, nothing under seat. I don't trust stealer to look at it. It has 15000 miles on it now. By the way this is my first Harley, and I guess I didn't/don't know everything I should.
Yeah, your probably right. I'm not real sure what hot is. It is a air cooled engine. The head temp according to the temp gauge is around 220-230F on a hot summer day. Pipes aren't severely blued. I checked plugs a while back and from what i could tell they look fine. The hottest it has got was on 100 degree day in traffic got up to 300 but that is head temp. I don't have oil temp gauge. No, nothing under seat. I don't trust stealer to look at it. It has 15000 miles on it now. By the way this is my first Harley, and I guess I didn't/don't know everything I should.
Unfortunately the stealer might be the only one that can confirm this. Sounds like it runs good. After 13K and with those head temps from what your telling me it seems good. Take the time to learn about your bike it pays dividends in the end.
Last edited by Junkster; Feb 10, 2013 at 05:01 PM.
Before i did cams i purchased a v&h fuelpak. That cleared up all the decel pop. It ran cooler and ran better. It piggy backs on top of your ecu. Pretty easy install and programming.
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