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From: tomball tx
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got my new pcv from jamie and keith today and man was it easy to install. hardest part was figuring out that dang plug with the flipbar. once i unplugged then plugged pcv in line. with all the other wires i have in front of my battery i had to put the one plug in the box on the side of the battery. was able to velcro down the module but i recommend using a solid piece of hd velcro instead of the 2 strips. had to kind of "bend" the harness around to get everything to fit but as long as your careful, no problem. used cable ties to hold things out of the way. same thing on unplugging the o2 sensors. just plug in the caps and cable tie everything down and out of the way.
took a quick zip around (about a mile) cause it was sprinkling a little. did get on it and even though the engine was not quite warmed up all the way, it seemed to jump when i cracked the gas. don't like to go full throttle on a motor not warmed up 100% but couldn't resist. will let you know full story after this weekend.
took a quick zip around (about a mile) cause it was sprinkling a little. did get on it and even though the engine was not quite warmed up all the way, it seemed to jump when i cracked the gas. don't like to go full throttle on a motor not warmed up 100% but couldn't resist. will let you know full story after this weekend.
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Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Lewisberry PA
If you do, consider the package from them. I did mine 1 piece at a time. I am now waiting for the slip ons.
Nice choice in bikes... Love the color too!
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