I was wondering if anyone has experimented with this funtion at all. I've downloaded the program and it's installed in my PC tuning software but I haven't really messed with the settings at all, in fact the weather has been so cold here that I haven't even had a chance to take my bike out since I put the PC in! I noticed in the "Parts Magazine article on the Accelerator Pump" on PC's website that it says "Some street riders have had great results with a 90 percent Sensitivity setting, 15 percent Fuel Increase and 20 Engine Revolutions" I also noticed that right below that it says " The best setting for any bike depends on the bike and the riding style of the guy on it", but I was just curious to see if anyone else has had a chance to experiment with this much after it had been released. Thanks in advance!

 

I hadn't heard anything about. I just installed my PC3 last week and haven't had a chance to play yet because it's been too fetching cold. I'm interested to learn more though. Anything you can do to milk more HPs out of the $250 electronic box is good by me.

 

I downloaded the Accelerator Pump program on my laptop and Enabled it on the P.C.III USB. I havent really messed with it much but I dont think I saw anything that I could change, just a button that said enable and disable so I just Enabled it. Havent really gotten a chance to see if it did anything but I will play with it a little bit.

Daniel Thompson

 

when in the PC3 program menu click on "power commander 3" on the top. then theres a button to configure the acell. pump.

 

Thanks, I figured it out just last night. I dont really know if its doing much because I put a different map in the bike today and configured the Accelerator Pump at the same time. I cant tell if there is a difference or not.

Daniel Thompson

 

has anyone played with the accel pump settings and noticed a difference? most of the posts regarding this feature for the F4i dont have any replies. I just enabled it 5 minutes ago and set it at what the install pdf said "some street riders" like these settings. I haven't taken it out on the road yet though....