Power Commander Question
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Power Commander Question
In my search of Power Commander, I have found a ton of answers, but it seems as if alot of people have trouble with the bike spinning over several times before it will fire. Can anyone tell me if this issue with starting is only on the 06's, or is it also that way with the 05's (my year RK)
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RE: Power Commander Question
It appears to be the later model Bikes. If your considering buying a PCIII, consider this also. Right now there are two running threads on here related to the PCIII. One is about hard starting, and the other is about hesitation problems and stumbling.
There is something that both threads have in common. That is the reaction and help from Dynojet...which is NOTHING.
Choose wisely before you join those of us who are already stuck.
I think the majority of us would choose the SERT if we had to do over again.
That's just my two cents...
There is something that both threads have in common. That is the reaction and help from Dynojet...which is NOTHING.
Choose wisely before you join those of us who are already stuck.
I think the majority of us would choose the SERT if we had to do over again.
That's just my two cents...
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RE: Power Commander Question
When I start my 06 with the PCIII, it takes a tad bit longer to start the first time. But afterwards, it starts right up (like if I stop to get gas). I have had no hard starts, just takes about 2 extra seconds to crank. No stuttering, no hesitations or anything of that kind. A lot of guys on this forum run PCIII's and like them. It seems most of the problems have been related to PCIII's on 2007 model bikes. I would add that I had mine dyno tuned and the map customized to my exact set up.
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RE: Power Commander Question
Interesting.
When I put a PCIII on my '05 Ultra, with the EXACT Dynojet map, it would turn over a half a dozen times before finally kicking in.
Then I changed to SE triple platinum plugs - HOLY BUCKWHEAT!!!!!!!!
I touch the stater button for a MILLISECOND literally, boiling hot or ice cold, and she fires right up instantaneously- UFB.
Had these plugs for over 5,000 miles - NO ISSUES - NO CODES -NO PINGING - absolutely satisfied 100%-never let me down.
Well worth the extra couple bucks for these plugs IMHO. Anybody else using them???????????
Just my experience - hope this helps somebody.
When I put a PCIII on my '05 Ultra, with the EXACT Dynojet map, it would turn over a half a dozen times before finally kicking in.
Then I changed to SE triple platinum plugs - HOLY BUCKWHEAT!!!!!!!!
I touch the stater button for a MILLISECOND literally, boiling hot or ice cold, and she fires right up instantaneously- UFB.
Had these plugs for over 5,000 miles - NO ISSUES - NO CODES -NO PINGING - absolutely satisfied 100%-never let me down.
Well worth the extra couple bucks for these plugs IMHO. Anybody else using them???????????
Just my experience - hope this helps somebody.
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RE: Power Commander Question
I have an '06 Street Glide and have a PCIII that has been dyno'd twice and it still stumbles from idle and stop signs, etc. After looking at a few threads on this site, I have found many in the same boat. I would gladly have sold you mine as I am now going to a SERT.
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RE: Power Commander Question
I have heard that if you start the bike before the engine light goes out, it will start faster (as Faction mentioned). However, I don't do this, the computer runs a diagnostic on the bike before ignition. This is going on when the engine light is on. I would rather my bike take 2 seconds longer to start, then to interupt the diagnostic. It really is not that big of a deal.