Wideband O2 Sensor Setup
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From: Trinity NC
If you referring to the auto tuner with the wide band O2 sensors I ran it on my ‘17 and ‘18. It seemed that both bikes ran better when I traded them than when I got them. The ‘17 I had the auto tuner on it for about 7.5k miles and about 3.5k miles on the ‘18. I haven’t decided what to do with my ‘19 but the auto tuner is an option for me.
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Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Wellington IL
Yep put one with HD version of their Race Tuner on my 2015 SG last September. Like it but word of advise, if you stay with Factory head pipes as MoCo has to do now. The template that HD sent to drill the holes in head pipe for sensores on mine were incorrect. Got a call from my HD shop telling me this, back jug location did not have clearence for new sensor without hitting my motor block. They were going to take headpipe off and send it to shop to weld in a patch. At that point i sad no, did not want to stop on trip to find out that a leak developed and burnt off my wrinkle black finish on motor. I had my dealer order a s&s head pipe. By law MoCo can no longer install so when it came in we ran the bike out the back door to parking lot and i hung the new head pipe on with the nuts on jugs just being finger tight. This satisfied them and they could say the pipe was on the bike when they got it. So pass this along to your shop it is a factory mess up and not a dealer messup.
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May 15, 2011 08:10 PM
