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A power commander would be an example of a piggy back tuner because it works in tandem with the stock ECM and has to stay connected to the bike. With Thundermax, you simply remove the factory ECM and put the TMAX in its place. Great for warranty work because as you stated., it never writes to or alters the factory ECM in any way. You can always pop the stock ECM back in if you need to.
a POWERVISION is not a piggy back. you flash and remove. you can leave connected if you want to mount on your bars to monitor your engines vitals.
Just a question, if you put a tmax in, put say 15,000 miles on it, and ran into an issue with say the motor. So you put it back to stock configuration, including the ecm, when a dealer plugs in the bike to digital tech, would it pick up the mileage discrepancy and the missing data? Not sure if the ecm keeps a record of dates for ignition cycles etc. Just curious.
Just a question, if you put a tmax in, put say 15,000 miles on it, and ran into an issue with say the motor. So you put it back to stock configuration, including the ecm, when a dealer plugs in the bike to digital tech, would it pick up the mileage discrepancy and the missing data? Not sure if the ecm keeps a record of dates for ignition cycles etc. Just curious.
calling Heatwave..SME on fraud and deception...are you here under a different name?
Just a question, if you put a tmax in, put say 15,000 miles on it, and ran into an issue with say the motor. So you put it back to stock configuration, including the ecm, when a dealer plugs in the bike to digital tech, would it pick up the mileage discrepancy and the missing data? Not sure if the ecm keeps a record of dates for ignition cycles etc. Just curious.
2017-2020, the answer is no, the ecm would not detect the mileage difference. Don't think for a minute HD didn't work thier *** off to try and figure out how to detect it.
My son just did this on a warranty claim on his 2017 and the moco didn't seem to know squat
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