EFI types
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EFI types
Hi,
I'm just a newbie here but enjoy reading the forum....many interesting and helpful posts. The question I have is regarding EFI types. I have read that Harley used two different types of EFI systems, one being a Magnetti Marelli and the other being a Delphi. I own a 2001 Softail Standard and was trying to determine which type of EFI unit is on the bike. So far I have not been able to tell which unit is which. Any help or suggested reading would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!
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I'm just a newbie here but enjoy reading the forum....many interesting and helpful posts. The question I have is regarding EFI types. I have read that Harley used two different types of EFI systems, one being a Magnetti Marelli and the other being a Delphi. I own a 2001 Softail Standard and was trying to determine which type of EFI unit is on the bike. So far I have not been able to tell which unit is which. Any help or suggested reading would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!
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RE: EFI types
Thanks TCSTD.....I'm still confused (don't know that much about EFI) what do you mean by one runner instead of two? Do I need to remove the air filter to see this? Thanks in advance for your help!!
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RE: EFI types
You may be able to distinguish looking OVER the airfilter and between the cylinders,
To make it simple , looking down the throat of the intake under the air filter , one opening or two.
That do it?
To make it simple , looking down the throat of the intake under the air filter , one opening or two.
That do it?
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