I got the derby cover from Custom Engraving http://www.custom-engraving-ltd.com/index.html

I sent him a digital image I found on the internet, and his artist worked it up. I am very pleased with the work.

My ship was decomissioned the Summer I bought my bike new - it just seemed right... especially with a haze gray motor.

Steve

 

A few pages back someone mentioned the possibility of welding o2 sensors etc.. in order to run in closed-loop mode for VTUNE. Would this be possible for an 04 FXSTS?

Thanks

 

You may have to also update the ECU, not all are O2 sensor capable. I think one of the appendixes in the down-loadable tuning manual lists the ECUs that have O2 sensor capability and what year bikes/models can be adapted. There may be a thread around her somewhere, perhaps the TTS main page. I'd look it up but have to run off to an errand. Someone does make a kit.

 

On my '05, it took two sensors, the harness, and the pins to plug into the ECM. Load an '07 map and you're good to go.

 

If I decide to sell my bike, could I transfer the TTS to my new bike ??

 

No. The TTS dongle marries itself to the VIN of the a bike it is initially connected to.

Steve

 

was wondering then if ecm was ever have to be replaced then does that mean you would have to get a new tts

 

I'd imagine not, since the dongle reads the VIN, and that would not change.

Steve

 

I would think the new ECM would have a different VIN number programmed into it. Unless the MoCo will program in the VIN number.
For sure it an ECM was replaced with a unit off Ebay or some other source. The number in that ECM is going to be different. So the TTS would not be compatible with a different ECM.

David

 

My guess about how MasterTune would handle an ECM swap is based on my understanding that it is illegal to have different VIN numbers on a vehicle. I am sure there is a provision for the mechanic to enter the VIN # in a new ECM. The bottom line is that it would take a call to MasterTune to really answer the question.

Steve