Manually Programming PCII
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Manually Programming PCII
Guys;
I have a 2001 Road King, K&N filter, stock head pipes with wild pig slip on exhaust with 2 1/2 baffles with a PCII. My problem is I dont have the communication cable to download a map to it but I dont think one exists for the pig pipes. I understand how to manually program each rpm range, so with the new exhaust w the 2.5 baffles I was needing some advice on beginning the programming. I was thinking about setting each rpm range to "0" setting on the lcd bar graph and go from there with test rides to see how the bike is running. Any helpful hints or things I need to observe while riding or does anyone have the similar setup that they can tell me where on the bar graph is set on each rpm range for my particular set up. I believe the bar graph has 5 settings above the "0" and 5 below, so if someone could tell me where theirs is set on each rpm range that would surely help or any advice is greatly appreciated.
I have a 2001 Road King, K&N filter, stock head pipes with wild pig slip on exhaust with 2 1/2 baffles with a PCII. My problem is I dont have the communication cable to download a map to it but I dont think one exists for the pig pipes. I understand how to manually program each rpm range, so with the new exhaust w the 2.5 baffles I was needing some advice on beginning the programming. I was thinking about setting each rpm range to "0" setting on the lcd bar graph and go from there with test rides to see how the bike is running. Any helpful hints or things I need to observe while riding or does anyone have the similar setup that they can tell me where on the bar graph is set on each rpm range for my particular set up. I believe the bar graph has 5 settings above the "0" and 5 below, so if someone could tell me where theirs is set on each rpm range that would surely help or any advice is greatly appreciated.
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Buy a replacement cable and use a computer. The buttons work best if a close map is already loaded. At that the don't work very well. Each button press will add or remove 4%. It affects every cell in the rpm range you are working in. Even the zero cells. I have tried it and the computer works best.
http://www.powercommander.com/powerc...ent_parts.aspx
If you don't have a serial port, buy a serial to USB adapter and load the proper driver.
http://www.powercommander.com/powerc...ent_parts.aspx
If you don't have a serial port, buy a serial to USB adapter and load the proper driver.
Last edited by ajayrk; Jan 17, 2012 at 09:30 PM.
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802-005 will be close.
Go to Dynojet and download all the maps for the PC2 for your year.
Here for all maps, scroll down to PCII
http://www.powercommander.com/powerc...dels&year=2000
Go to Dynojet and download all the maps for the PC2 for your year.
Here for all maps, scroll down to PCII
http://www.powercommander.com/powerc...dels&year=2000
Last edited by ajayrk; Jan 18, 2012 at 09:07 AM.
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