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The next chance i get i will change the settings on my o2. I think tho it's supposed to rain here in Ohio for next couple days so not sure when I can get out and ride to where i can see any results. The first chance i get I will make sure i get back on here so we can compare notes. I am beyond frustrated with this fuelpak. It has has not yet done what i bought it to do nor what it claimed it could do and like the other guy posted in here said that its getting time for Vance and Hines to reclass this as 2009 and up and refund us that bought it for the 2008 models because it seems the 2008 is not compatible for autotuning. $400 isn't just some small drop in the bucket for something that's turning out to no more than a paper weight. Anyways I will still see what changing o2 setting will do so that way at least you can see if it's comparable to yours
That'd be cool, I like to see what results you come up with.
And I hear ya..
It is VERY frustrating to say the least.
I've gone this far so I may as well see it thru to a point of exhausted all options.
I like the smartphone interface since you always have it and can adjust or read codes or live sensor data at any time.
We'll see what V&H has to say after the weekend.
Maybe they can find a solution from the data I sent.
O2 sensors appear to be switching on sensor data.
I had to turn off autotune and open a new session to get the map to upload again and there seems to be connection issues again over bluetooth from the previous fixed version.
I've also noticed that when you set up the sensor data to what you want to see ie o2 voltage, horse, torque, rpm...etc once you shut off the bike the next time you start your settings are not retained.
Sucks to have to go thru and reset every time.
I'd be happy with that.
Hasn't been the case for me.
It appears that 0.8v is the ticket.
I figured SNDSLGR'S suggestion was worth a shot.
This is just a short 20 min ride after work.
Way more population than previously.
Thanks for the update. Well see how this goes when I can get some more miles on.
Still no population in the 3% tps column but that could be a throttle progressivity thing. Mine is set to aggressive.
Last edited by Uncle Fuzzy; Jul 24, 2017 at 05:31 PM.
I figured SNDSLGR'S suggestion was worth a shot.
This is just a short 20 min ride after work.
Way more population than previously.
Thanks for the update. Well see how this goes when I can get some more miles on.
Still no population in the 3% tps column but that could be a throttle progressivity thing. Mine is set to aggressive.
how are you guys adjusting the 02 voltage? I have no clue how to work this thing beyond just downloading and attempting to autotune. Speaking of downloading canned maps. Today I ran into a whole new issue with this thing. I went to search for a new canned map and download it into one of my slots and it said I have no maps available, absolutely 0 maps to even download.It keeps saying for me to download ecu content. This just started toady. It won't even show types of exhaust or anything anymore. I haven't done anything other than start my bike and ride. My fp3 stays on my bike full-time so its never been removed. Im lucky i have the one map downloaded before this happened I also duplicated my hd stage 1 map with the thought of autotuning it sometime but thats a maybe. I am afraid to even attempt autotune with no option to download a canned map because this thing is saying I don't have any maps available for my bike. What the heck is going on with this thing? Im lost on how to adjust this 02 voltage also. If someone could explain how to do it and also does both 02 sensors need to be changed to the voltage that is working in your guys bike.?
Last edited by SFinley70; Jul 26, 2017 at 10:54 PM.
how are you guys adjusting the 02 voltage? I have no clue how to work this thing beyond just downloading and attempting to autotune. Speaking of downloading canned maps. Today I ran into a whole new issue with this thing. I went to search for a new canned map and download it into one of my slots and it said I have no maps available, absolutely 0 maps to even download.It keeps saying for me to download ecu content. This just started toady. It won't even show types of exhaust or anything anymore. I haven't done anything other than start my bike and ride. My fp3 stays on my bike full-time so its never been removed. Im lucky i have the one map downloaded before this happened I also duplicated my hd stage 1 map with the thought of autotuning it sometime but thats a maybe. I am afraid to even attempt autotune with no option to download a canned map because this thing is saying I don't have any maps available for my bike. What the heck is going on with this thing? Im lost on how to adjust this 02 voltage also. If someone could explain how to do it and also does both 02 sensors need to be changed to the voltage that is working in your guys bike.?
You can adjust the 02 votage by using the "Advanced Setup" when starting an AutoTune session...as far as your other issues, have you downloaded all the recent updates, including the newest FP3 app update?? If not, try that first, and if that doesn't help, then I would suggest calling V&H customer service, they'll have a fix for you.
Appreciate your reply on this. I have the latest update and even tried uninstalling and reinstalling app. Do I set both front and back 02 voltage the same?
Appreciate your reply on this. I have the latest update and even tried uninstalling and reinstalling app. Do I set both front and back 02 voltage the same?
From V&H..
AFR - 14.6
Front and rear o2v - 0.8
# of Samples - 2
Engin Temp - 175°
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