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Here is whats happening. I emailed Fuel Moto about a PCV. Told them what I had on the bike. SE air filter, 4" Rinehart slip ons, and a H-D stage one download. THEN added SE211 cams. (another story, and thread) I wanted to know the price of the PVC. Jamie emailed me back, told me the price, but said there might be a problem programming it since he did not know what down load I had exactly. His programs were written for all my add ons at one time. Meaning a download before the 211's were added. When the cams were added, I was told by the dealer, no other down load was needed. It runs ok, but I want a better tune. Hence, the PCV. Jamie suggested a PCV and the auto tune. Then I would need , or want there Jack pot header with the larger bung for the sensors. I want the header, but not yet. Money doesn't allow me to. But it's in the plan, but not the auto tune. I have not called them and asked this question yet, but if they agree, I will send them my ECM and they can see for themselves and go from there. (I guess, I don't know but think they could check it somehow.) I have read in my manual, if the ECM is disconnected, it needs to have a password learning procedure done. Looks like a PIA..Anyone ever had to do this? Easy or a PIA???
My dealer reflashed my ECM back to stock for free......
Trucky911
Did you have the stage one down load and add on's? New cams also? Seems like it or mine anyway would have problems running half azz to get it home. I'm about 30 miles from the dealer. Or maybe take the ECM only? Not sure if that would be an option tho. Guess I'll call the dealer tomorrow. Sure would be easyer on FM to do it right on the programing from scratch if the ECM had the stock settings.
I kinda like that idea. Just get it flashed back to stock. Like I said in the OP, I want the ceramic coated header from FM, and MAYBE the auto tune down the road, but till then just the PCV.
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