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Op, question as to your PC5.
You indicate after removal, better mpg, lower heat.
During the time you had PC5 installed, did you have your narrow band sensors connected or were they disconnected and now without your PC5 are they connected or disconnected?
Reason i ask, i recently purchased a low mileage 2010 touring bike that had an aftermarket exhaust installed but no stage 1.
I installed a stage one and a PC5. Bike ran great but annoying decel pop. I realized about 150 miles down the road,i left the narrow band sensors hooked up (bone head move on my part ). Stopped and unhooked them and bingo, no decel pop. I called dynojet and the technician said, if narrow bands are left hooked up, the ecm will continue to try to adjust the afr back to the installed program, so it is fighting with the PC5 and can give mixed results . Obviously not a problem with a PV as the PV overwrites the ecm program.
Just curious to understand your situation and how you had it installed.
Thanks
You indicate after removal, better mpg, lower heat.
During the time you had PC5 installed, did you have your narrow band sensors connected or were they disconnected and now without your PC5 are they connected or disconnected?
Reason i ask, i recently purchased a low mileage 2010 touring bike that had an aftermarket exhaust installed but no stage 1.
I installed a stage one and a PC5. Bike ran great but annoying decel pop. I realized about 150 miles down the road,i left the narrow band sensors hooked up (bone head move on my part ). Stopped and unhooked them and bingo, no decel pop. I called dynojet and the technician said, if narrow bands are left hooked up, the ecm will continue to try to adjust the afr back to the installed program, so it is fighting with the PC5 and can give mixed results . Obviously not a problem with a PV as the PV overwrites the ecm program.
Just curious to understand your situation and how you had it installed.
Thanks
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