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ElSupremo, those are good shots of your install. Guess you found the PC III had to be placed in a perfect location under the mud flap for it to be screwed back on without mashing the PC III. The connector on top of your \\;ECM is recommended to also have a wire tire holding it together too. When you purchase a new PC III it will come with a deeper tray for the ECM to help fit this extra harness connector under the seat. The issue is removing the 4 ECM bolts from the old tray that \\;has brass inserts that corrode to the bolts. This can be done with a vice and hacksaw or Dremmel tool.
Yup and he really a good job with his install too. I've seen guys use baggies. Also if you use a little Di-Electric Grease on the module connections it will help protect against dirt and water. btw, fuelmoto sells the AN Big Sucker AC at a good price, 109 I think so if you purchase a PC III from you can save a bit in shipping. Jammie doesn't charge shipping. 279 for PC III's with 02 eliminators and 269 without for older open loop bikes. It's a great deal.
Thanks for opining y'all, \\;when I get ready to install it I'll go back to this post and read \\;over it again. \\; The pics will help a lot too.
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Thank again
Steve
ElSupremo, those are good shots of your install. Guess you found the PC III had to be placed in a perfect location under the mud flap for it to be screwed back on without mashing the PC III. The connector on top of your \\;\\\\\\;ECM is recommended to also have a wire tire holding it together too. When you purchase a new PC III it will come with a deeper tray for the ECM to help fit this extra harness connector under the seat. The issue is removing the 4 ECM bolts from the old tray that \\;\\\\\\;has brass inserts that corrode to the bolts. This can be done with a vice and hacksaw or Dremmel tool.
Hmmm. Mine didn't come with a deeper tray, though that would make things a lot easier to place. I've contacted them to see what it will take to get one. It would definately make a lot more room for the connections.
And thanks for the compliments. I try to take pics whenever I'm changing stuff, just in case someone has questions.
had a pc111 on my 08 deluxe dealer installed on rear mud gaurd with velcro, after 300 miles bike died on highway, checked under seat for problem and found the pc111 hanging and banging after velcro failed towed to dealer and was told pc111 was no good and replaced with sert imo pc111 on softtail is wrong choice
had a pc111 on my 08 deluxe dealer installed on rear mud gaurd with velcro, after 300 miles bike died on highway, checked under seat for problem and found the pc111 hanging and banging after velcro failed towed to dealer and was told pc111 was no good and replaced with sert imo pc111 on softtail is wrong choice
I'd say your choice of installers was wrong, not choosing the PCIII. I don't know why anyone in their right mind would have velcroed it to the mud guard. Apparently they didn't even read the instructions, so I'd recommend running in the opposite direction of that dealer.
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