MM EFI Replacement
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3rd Gear
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MM EFI Replacement
Hey Guys,
I was wondering if someone could help me. I have searched a number of threads and the internet as well, but am not able to find an answer. I have a 99 Road King Classic that I am getting ready to sell. I had an issue with idling an sluggish performance, so I took it to the dealer. The mechanic told me that the MM EFI had a leak and needed to be replaced. The price tag was upward of $1,600.00. I do have a shop manual and know that I can swap it out myself, but am trying to find an MM EFI. Does anyone know what the part number would be, or where I can buy a used one in good condition? I am not in a position to pay the $1,600.00 to get it fixed,only to turn around and sell it. I do plan to take it in for a final tuning after I have replaced the part.
I hope my inquiry makes sense, and look forward to any assistance that can be provided.
I was wondering if someone could help me. I have searched a number of threads and the internet as well, but am not able to find an answer. I have a 99 Road King Classic that I am getting ready to sell. I had an issue with idling an sluggish performance, so I took it to the dealer. The mechanic told me that the MM EFI had a leak and needed to be replaced. The price tag was upward of $1,600.00. I do have a shop manual and know that I can swap it out myself, but am trying to find an MM EFI. Does anyone know what the part number would be, or where I can buy a used one in good condition? I am not in a position to pay the $1,600.00 to get it fixed,only to turn around and sell it. I do plan to take it in for a final tuning after I have replaced the part.
I hope my inquiry makes sense, and look forward to any assistance that can be provided.
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From: the "dena" -maryland
it would be much cheaper to convert it to a carburetor.....most that have converted use a Mikuni carb designed for the year HD you have with appropriate cable and manifold....all are available through various aftermarket supply houses... I know of guys who have done this and the bike runs great....
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From: Bedford UK
You've answered your own question! Presumably your dealer can supply the correct parts, if they can also repair your bike. That is why they know the cost! There may be on-line discount dealers who can supply, to further reduce the total cost? On occasions like this the parts list is a worthwhile companion to the service manual, as it gives you the parts breakdown and part numbers.
Road Master
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From: Omaha Nebraska
Fellow Vette owner, I may have some MM parts in my warehouse available if interested. Will be there tomorrow, want me to look and get back with you? Do you know where your leak is?
Hey Guys,
I was wondering if someone could help me. I have searched a number of threads and the internet as well, but am not able to find an answer. I have a 99 Road King Classic that I am getting ready to sell. I had an issue with idling an sluggish performance, so I took it to the dealer. The mechanic told me that the MM EFI had a leak and needed to be replaced. The price tag was upward of $1,600.00. I do have a shop manual and know that I can swap it out myself, but am trying to find an MM EFI. Does anyone know what the part number would be, or where I can buy a used one in good condition? I am not in a position to pay the $1,600.00 to get it fixed,only to turn around and sell it. I do plan to take it in for a final tuning after I have replaced the part.
I hope my inquiry makes sense, and look forward to any assistance that can be provided.
I was wondering if someone could help me. I have searched a number of threads and the internet as well, but am not able to find an answer. I have a 99 Road King Classic that I am getting ready to sell. I had an issue with idling an sluggish performance, so I took it to the dealer. The mechanic told me that the MM EFI had a leak and needed to be replaced. The price tag was upward of $1,600.00. I do have a shop manual and know that I can swap it out myself, but am trying to find an MM EFI. Does anyone know what the part number would be, or where I can buy a used one in good condition? I am not in a position to pay the $1,600.00 to get it fixed,only to turn around and sell it. I do plan to take it in for a final tuning after I have replaced the part.
I hope my inquiry makes sense, and look forward to any assistance that can be provided.
1st Gear
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RE: MM EFI Replacement
I have the parts manual.
Show's "27202-99 INDUCTION MODULE ASM., complete"
PM me if you need additional numbers or I'll try to scan the page for you.
Show's "27202-99 INDUCTION MODULE ASM., complete"
PM me if you need additional numbers or I'll try to scan the page for you.
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Hey Guys,
I was wondering if someone could help me. I have searched a number of threads and the internet as well, but am not able to find an answer. I have a 99 Road King Classic that I am getting ready to sell. I had an issue with idling an sluggish performance, so I took it to the dealer. The mechanic told me that the MM EFI had a leak and needed to be replaced. The price tag was upward of $1,600.00. I do have a shop manual and know that I can swap it out myself, but am trying to find an MM EFI. Does anyone know what the part number would be, or where I can buy a used one in good condition? I am not in a position to pay the $1,600.00 to get it fixed,only to turn around and sell it. I do plan to take it in for a final tuning after I have replaced the part.
I hope my inquiry makes sense, and look forward to any assistance that can be provided.
I was wondering if someone could help me. I have searched a number of threads and the internet as well, but am not able to find an answer. I have a 99 Road King Classic that I am getting ready to sell. I had an issue with idling an sluggish performance, so I took it to the dealer. The mechanic told me that the MM EFI had a leak and needed to be replaced. The price tag was upward of $1,600.00. I do have a shop manual and know that I can swap it out myself, but am trying to find an MM EFI. Does anyone know what the part number would be, or where I can buy a used one in good condition? I am not in a position to pay the $1,600.00 to get it fixed,only to turn around and sell it. I do plan to take it in for a final tuning after I have replaced the part.
I hope my inquiry makes sense, and look forward to any assistance that can be provided.
Could you explain what exactly has a leak?... an M & M fuel leak could be anything from the fuel line which is about $400 for HD part plus labor or same part as aftermarket for about $160 from j & P cycle..is it an air or fuel leak? bunch of o-rings by injectors? regulator? pump? internal fuel pump/lines? injector?--fuel line is common.
What exactly is $1600..is that parts and labor? or is it parts, labor and another service like the 10,000 mile service...part numbers are available in parts book or it is possible someone has the $50 parts book and will look-up for you.
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Road Master
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Omaha Nebraska
OK RoadVette1999, I checked my warehouse and have an Magneti Marelli throttle body assembly that fits a 99-01, private email me if interested for more details, we have not heard back from you lately with our questions.