Tips on installation of PC111

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Sep 22, 2006 | 11:25 AM

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Tips on installation of PC111

Well guys, you finally talked me into ordering one from fuelmoto. I was just wondering if there were any installation tips on a RD King for the PC. I have read that some guys have fried their PC111,s by getting them wet. Are there any added installation tricks to help avoid such problems? Eg: wrapping electrical tape around connectors after installation. Any help will be apprieciated, you guys have been great. Thanx

Sep 22, 2006 | 11:59 AM

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RE: Tips on installation of PC111

Not sure how getting wet would hurt it?, but I used dilectric grease on the connectors and I did not mount up inside the bike as the instructions say, I found it will fit perfect on top of the ecm, just use the zip ties it comes with to mount it. It tucks in perfect and makes it easy to make changes without pulling it all out again, cover fits right over with no problem.

Sep 22, 2006 | 01:56 PM

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RE: Tips on installation of PC111

I just got mine last night. I have it at work today (new toy). I have it running on a 9V battery for power. I just loaded the map for my bike M807-005. What happens if I pull the battery off before installing, or do I need to keep battery on until I have all the cables plugged in to keep the map loaded?

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Sep 22, 2006 | 02:07 PM

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RE: Tips on installation of PC111

nothing, once map is loaded its there till you change it.

Sep 22, 2006 | 03:07 PM

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RE: Tips on installation of PC111

I installed mine the same way gunrunner did. I tried the spot Dynojet recommended but it kept falling down as the velcro wouldn't stick not to mention that it puts it in a place more prone to getting wet. I attached it to the ecm underneath the side cover also.

Sep 23, 2006 | 03:50 AM

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RE: Tips on installation of PC111

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ORIGINAL: gunrunner

Not sure how getting wet would hurt it?, but I used dilectric grease on the connectors and I did not mount up inside the bike as the instructions say, I found it will fit perfect on top of the ecm, just use the zip ties it comes with to mount it. It tucks in perfect and makes it easy to make changes without pulling it all out again, cover fits right over with no problem.

Don't mean to HiJack thread, but if this thing takes a dump on you in the middle of nowhere, can you just unplug it and return the bike to stock ECM on the fly?

Sep 23, 2006 | 04:09 AM

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RE: Tips on installation of PC111

tip for installation-have zip ties on hand-they are the best way of fastening the PCIII. I tried it the PC III instruction manual way and ended up just zip tying it to the ecm instead. Its been over a year and it works fine.

Dforeid- Yes and no. Yes you can just unplug it and your stock ecm will now operate normally. If you have only the PCIII and new pipes with stock air breather you will be fine. However, if you have a new air breather also (as most of us with PC IIIs do) the stock ecm will work fine, BUT, your bike will now run very lean due to all the air it is getting from the new air breather and could possibly damage your engine. So it is a judgement call as to weather or not you want to run it like that.