Fuel Moto Micro EFI tuner shows throttle at 100% when idling...?
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Fuel Moto Micro EFI tuner shows throttle at 100% when idling...?
I tried to fine tune the idling of my bike by lowering the AFR % at 0% throttle.
I realized that, when idling, the tuner saw my bike as 100% throttle. If i adjusted the 100% range values, i could see the AFR being changed. Also, it switched from 100% throttle to 10% all the time, always when iddling. The bike was warmed up at the time.
I tried to set the idling value to -15% fuel. Which means the idling was switching from the AFR value of the 100% throttle to the AFR of 10% i.e.-15% to 0% to -15% to 0% to -15% etc...
Am i missing something? Is my tuner, or my bike going FUBAR? Is it normal to see that kind of throttle % variation? Is it normal to have to tune the idling by adjusting the 100% throttle values?
I realized that, when idling, the tuner saw my bike as 100% throttle. If i adjusted the 100% range values, i could see the AFR being changed. Also, it switched from 100% throttle to 10% all the time, always when iddling. The bike was warmed up at the time.
I tried to set the idling value to -15% fuel. Which means the idling was switching from the AFR value of the 100% throttle to the AFR of 10% i.e.-15% to 0% to -15% to 0% to -15% etc...
Am i missing something? Is my tuner, or my bike going FUBAR? Is it normal to see that kind of throttle % variation? Is it normal to have to tune the idling by adjusting the 100% throttle values?
#2
you will see a little dancing around at idle like this :
But you shouldnt see 100 %
Read up and try the throttle calibration in the software and check your connection to the TPS sensor.
I dont like the connectors supplied and I soldered mine to the throttle switch.
One note. On this bike you have to have it running to perform the throttle calibration (IIRC) so do the cal and rev to full throttle for a second.
Read up and try the throttle calibration in the software and check your connection to the TPS sensor.
I dont like the connectors supplied and I soldered mine to the throttle switch.
One note. On this bike you have to have it running to perform the throttle calibration (IIRC) so do the cal and rev to full throttle for a second.
Last edited by awilson40; 06-15-2016 at 11:31 AM.
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Derf_ (06-15-2016)
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I tried to fine tune the idling of my bike by lowering the AFR % at 0% throttle.
I realized that, when idling, the tuner saw my bike as 100% throttle. If i adjusted the 100% range values, i could see the AFR being changed. Also, it switched from 100% throttle to 10% all the time, always when iddling. The bike was warmed up at the time.
I tried to set the idling value to -15% fuel. Which means the idling was switching from the AFR value of the 100% throttle to the AFR of 10% i.e.-15% to 0% to -15% to 0% to -15% etc...
Am i missing something? Is my tuner, or my bike going FUBAR? Is it normal to see that kind of throttle % variation? Is it normal to have to tune the idling by adjusting the 100% throttle values?
I realized that, when idling, the tuner saw my bike as 100% throttle. If i adjusted the 100% range values, i could see the AFR being changed. Also, it switched from 100% throttle to 10% all the time, always when iddling. The bike was warmed up at the time.
I tried to set the idling value to -15% fuel. Which means the idling was switching from the AFR value of the 100% throttle to the AFR of 10% i.e.-15% to 0% to -15% to 0% to -15% etc...
Am i missing something? Is my tuner, or my bike going FUBAR? Is it normal to see that kind of throttle % variation? Is it normal to have to tune the idling by adjusting the 100% throttle values?
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Contact 920-423-3309
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Derf_ (06-15-2016)
#5
Throttle calibration and wire inspection/redo didnt changed a thing. I verified that it is connected to the purple wire.
I've checked the voltage before and after and it can only reads two values; 4 volt which is the 100% throttle and 0.8 volt which is 22%. Even while trying to twist the throttle at various position, it is still switching from .8 to 4 volt.
I've checked the voltage before and after and it can only reads two values; 4 volt which is the 100% throttle and 0.8 volt which is 22%. Even while trying to twist the throttle at various position, it is still switching from .8 to 4 volt.
Last edited by Derf_; 06-15-2016 at 05:26 PM. Reason: added video
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I can see from the video the throttle position was not reset correctly. It appears that after you reset the throttle position you did not roll the throttle open/closed so its bouncing between the min/max reference voltage at the same throttle position. Try this with the engine running and make sure you hit OK before you exit. You are welcome to call our technical dept at 920-423-3309 and we would be more than happy to walk you right thru this process.
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No shame in learning something.
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