Eitms question
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Road Captain
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From: Parrish, Fl
Eitms question
Hello, we have an 07 Street Glide and an 09 Street Glide and we live here in Florida. Naturally it gets hot down here and as such, so do our bikes. I started to remember something about a way to shut off the rear cylinder so I started searching. I was hoping to validate what I found. In terms of my 09, it sounds like I am good to go and the bike has that feature, I would just need to do the Throttle Roll to make sure that it is enabled. Does that sound accurate?
Now the 07, this is where I am confused. Does the 07 actually have it and it operates the same OR was this something that I would have to take to the dealer to have enabled for this year?
Now the 07, this is where I am confused. Does the 07 actually have it and it operates the same OR was this something that I would have to take to the dealer to have enabled for this year?
Road Warrior
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Both of those have EITMS. The TBW allows you to manually turn this on. Cable driven bike do not. IIRC 290 heat management kicks on and then above 310 is when a cylinder will shut down. Different tuning device do address it a bit different but not make a cable driven manual.
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From: Parrish, Fl
Both of those have EITMS. The TBW allows you to manually turn this on. Cable driven bike do not. IIRC 290 heat management kicks on and then above 310 is when a cylinder will shut down. Different tuning device do address it a bit different but not make a cable driven manual.
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Had a 07 Street Glide with a stage 1 tune from the dealer. It had EITMS enabled. I can't tell you if it is a default or not, may take a trip to the dealer to find out. If you have a tuner on the bike like a Power Vision, you can do it yourself.
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