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Heys fellow riders ....I have 2012 RG and recently added a Thunder Max performance module . Having a lil trouble here too I must say . I have added my new 02 sensors and wired and have my laptop hooked up to it as I type this and not REAL sure I know what all I'm doing . I have , I think , loaded up the best map for my bike and I show an check engine light on my speedo . The code I have is a P2128 TGS2 . I understand it means P2128 TGS2 High but that tells me nothing really . I use the Thundermax program to clear the code and the light comes right back on . )(*&^%$#@!&*^%$#@
Not real good support that I got over the phone , 1st time , on helping a novice computer installer on my bike . Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Anyone here that might be kind enough and knowledgeable enough to help me get back running stronger than ever , your welcome to call me . IM for any help or for my phone number .
I pulled my THundermax because it was not playing ice with MY bike (everyone else I know that has one it works the ballz!) but you might want to go back and read the initialize procedure again
IIRC there is a on off on off on sequence that gets the module to read all the sensors and self calibrate.
Thanks guys ...I'll check my connectors . It worked fine with the stock Harley module though . Tech says that Thundermax will pickup so much more than the stock pc does .
It does make sense since my hand throttle is sluggish to the Thundermax system and max's out the RPM at 3200 RPM's . All I know Is that I'm not happy with my system after paying out nearly 800 dollars for something that was what I thought a plug and ride system and now my bike has been down for a couple weeks with no help from the Thundermax people I bought it from . VERY dishearting !
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