Step by Step using SERT
After loading the Base Map, do I just ride for some time so the ECM can adjust to it?
-then-
Do I Disable Knock Control, start up the Data Mode and ride at various conditions for a while as I read some people say? Or ride using the HD instructions for data logging?
-then-
Which map do I start adjusting first? and how many times do I readjust the same map? What's the map adjustment sequence?
This is probably written somewhere and I just haven't found it yet. Maybe there's a SERT/ECM programming for DUMMIES manual somewhere.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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Screaming Eagle Super Pro Tuner is orange. SESPT
If it is orange, quit calling it a SERT, it is a SESPT. They make both.
If it IS black.....
Black one is made for dyno tune only. (but come back and possibly some advice can be given) Black one has NO data log features, and was sold thru HD up to 2008. Black one became TTS in 08 and was the first to add data features. SEPST soon followed.
If it is orange, follow jluvs2ride's advice, and was sold thru HD since 2008.
Got a part number on it? Got a disk? What is the disk entitled?
Where in PA are you located? I ask, because if it IS black and it IS a SERT, then I would recommend taking it to Pocono HD and have it tuned. Pocono and Gails HD are the only two dealers I would EVER recommend doing a dyno tune to my fellow members. Robin works Gails and JD works Pocono.
I really disliked the SEPST for quite a long while. Was buggy and didn't work well. Now? That is all in the past, and has a Histogram function for data gathering and the latest software is a free download. I like it.
Last edited by wurk_truk; May 15, 2014 at 03:03 PM.
So you don't think it's a good idea to try to tune with the Data mode and SERT?
Sert # 32114-01A-SubA
Disc # 32117-01J
ANd... let's ask the OP this.... Jamn... does your black VCI have a button on it that you can push?
Last edited by wurk_truk; May 16, 2014 at 07:53 PM.




