Power Vision Information Thread
Tourer
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
That's great.
I'm at 107" and thinking of going to 120" using the same cams(TW777). Looking for a stump puller.
If I bump the cube to 120" and enter the 120 in place of the 107 then the power vision will make the necessary fueling changes? That's all I need to do?
I recently purchased the autotune module.
I'm at 107" and thinking of going to 120" using the same cams(TW777). Looking for a stump puller.
If I bump the cube to 120" and enter the 120 in place of the 107 then the power vision will make the necessary fueling changes? That's all I need to do?
I recently purchased the autotune module.
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Joined: Jul 2009
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That's great.
I'm at 107" and thinking of going to 120" using the same cams(TW777). Looking for a stump puller.
If I bump the cube to 120" and enter the 120 in place of the 107 then the power vision will make the necessary fueling changes? That's all I need to do?
I recently purchased the autotune module.
I'm at 107" and thinking of going to 120" using the same cams(TW777). Looking for a stump puller.
If I bump the cube to 120" and enter the 120 in place of the 107 then the power vision will make the necessary fueling changes? That's all I need to do?
I recently purchased the autotune module.
Member
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Look under the map "description". You can open the map description in WinPV. And it should give you the basic description but if you don't have a naming convention to keep track of the different maps it will be easy to lose tracks of your different maps.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 1,368
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From: Australia
Hi,
Thanks, its strange because i used base fron Dynojet, have done 15 autotune runs, so i have a map called autotune015 flash it but nowhere can you tell its the current map on the ECM
Thanks
Mirrmi
Thanks, its strange because i used base fron Dynojet, have done 15 autotune runs, so i have a map called autotune015 flash it but nowhere can you tell its the current map on the ECM
Thanks
Mirrmi
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Tourer
Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Michigan/Florida
I'll ask the question in a different way... If I've got tunes in slot A and B, one of which is my "Michigan Tune" and the other is my "Florida Tune", how do I tell while on the bike which one is loaded?? I may be missing something here, but having sat on the bike, in the driveway and looking through all the PV menus, I have not figured this one out... Pack some Post-It notes and a pen?
Supporter
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Mountain View, CA
I'll ask the question in a different way... If I've got tunes in slot A and B, one of which is my "Michigan Tune" and the other is my "Florida Tune", how do I tell while on the bike which one is loaded?? I may be missing something here, but having sat on the bike, in the driveway and looking through all the PV menus, I have not figured this one out... Pack some Post-It notes and a pen?