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I put the CD in computer and the window comes up with the install Software button on the upper left corner but I cant click on it. I can click on the middle part that says Power comander but that takes me to the PCV user guide and Im suposed to click on my model but I cant click on that either.
OK I got the software of the Dynojet site but there are no Maps on it. What do I do now?
on the Dyno-Jet site go to the HD section and click Download all maps.You will have more than you'll ever need.They will automatically go on your Power Commander file.
OK I got the software of the Dynojet site but there are no Maps on it. What do I do now? VA BikerOK I got the software of the Dynojet site but there are no Maps on it. What do I do now?
Go back to the DYNOJET web site and put in the year and make of your bike on the download page and it will come up with a list of available maps for your bike. You can download individual maps or all of the maps for your bike
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Go back to the DYNOJET web site and put in the year and make of your bike on the download page and it will come up with a list of available maps for your bike. You can download individual maps or all of the maps for your bike
PCV Is on the bike. It says it comes with a Map for a stock bike. I did what you mentioned above but the file came in zipped up . I checked and its not in the software.
Still working on it . I have installed a Fat Cat 2 into 1 and have a Arlen Ness big sucker in the mail. I found a map that should be close to what I need. I just cant figure out how to get it in the software I downloaded.
PCV Is on the bike. It says it comes with a Map for a stock bike. I did what you mentioned above but the file came in zipped up . I checked and its not in the software.
Still working on it . I have installed a Fat Cat 2 into 1 and have a Arlen Ness big sucker in the mail. I found a map that should be close to what I need. I just cant figure out how to get it in the software I downloaded.
Unzip the file and remember where it is saved. After you open the software on the bottom left there is a "Open Map" button. Click on that find the map you saved and open it. After the map opens in the software you can send it to the PCV with the "Send Map" button that is next to the Open Map button you just used.
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