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Maybe should have posted this in the ECM section but found an awful lot of knowledge inthe touring section. I purchased a PC III from Jamie at Fuel Moto, for a 2006 Road King/V&H Basic slip-ons/Screaming Eagle AC/Stage One Download/with 25 degree injectors. Installed it/great improvement all decelpopping gone on first ride/went in to zero the throttle setting which showed at 6% before adjustmentto zero. Onfirst ride after zero throttle adjustment some popping came back/called Jamie he said I needed to adjust the fuel to +10% from 1750 RPM to 5000 RPM. Question is can someone tell me how to do this. Called Fuel Moto but closed on Saturday. This will be temp fix as I willget a dyno tune as soon as I am over 1000 Miles. Thanks for any help.
Open the software
Open your map from jamie. It will load if you connect it to your bike and hit "get map".
In the spreadsheet looking fields, type 10 in the left most column starting at 1750 and all the way down to 5000.
If that doesnt work, try 12, 14, 16 etc until it works.
You might need at little in the 2% throttle as well... that's the second column
Thanks, Rhubarb, thought it was most likely easier than I was thinking. Somehow all the adjustment possibilities intimidated me a little. One more question, will this actually change the map, do I have to note what the original map was to have a record of it. This thing was really running sweet before the zero throttle adjustment
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