Does anyone know how to adjust the richness of the bike?
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06-19-2007, 05:12 PM
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06-19-2007, 06:51 PM
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06-19-2007, 07:06 PM
RE: Does anyone know how to adjust the richness of the bike?
Dude, listen... one guy already asked you what makes you think it's running rich? And he told you it's computer controlled. Do the math... that means there's (likely) something *WRONG*. O2 sensor could be shot, TPS or MAP sensor (if they're equipped with a MAP sensor) could be flaky. Spark plugs could be toast (year, mileage?) Air filter could be far too dirty. I mean there's like a whole host of things. If you're not equipped to do the basic diags on it, then take it to a shop. It'd be really easy to toast your system by mucking around with a Power Commander if there's something else already wrong.
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06-20-2007, 01:31 AM
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RE: Does anyone know how to adjust the richness of the bike?
ORIGINAL: chornbe
Dude, listen... one guy already asked you what makes you think it's running rich? And he told you it's computer controlled. Do the math... that means there's (likely) something *WRONG*. O2 sensor could be shot, TPS or MAP sensor (if they're equipped with a MAP sensor) could be flaky. Spark plugs could be toast (year, mileage?) Air filter could be far too dirty. I mean there's like a whole host of things. If you're not equipped to do the basic diags on it, then take it to a shop. It'd be really easy to toast your system by mucking around with a Power Commander if there's something else already wrong.
Dude, listen... one guy already asked you what makes you think it's running rich? And he told you it's computer controlled. Do the math... that means there's (likely) something *WRONG*. O2 sensor could be shot, TPS or MAP sensor (if they're equipped with a MAP sensor) could be flaky. Spark plugs could be toast (year, mileage?) Air filter could be far too dirty. I mean there's like a whole host of things. If you're not equipped to do the basic diags on it, then take it to a shop. It'd be really easy to toast your system by mucking around with a Power Commander if there's something else already wrong.
Does your temperature gauge seem to be reading lower than usual?? Does it seem like it takes longer for theheat gague to get up to operating temp?? (I'm assuming motorcycles hear gauge runs off the same sensor as the PCM reads. Don't band-aid a problem with a power commander. Fix it right.
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06-21-2007, 01:08 AM
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06-21-2007, 09:00 AM
RE: Does anyone know how to adjust the richness of the bike?
ORIGINAL: kmohamf4i310
No the temp is pretty normal... I do smell a lot of gas from the exhaust and i only got 50 miles on my last tank.
No the temp is pretty normal... I do smell a lot of gas from the exhaust and i only got 50 miles on my last tank.
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06-21-2007, 10:31 AM
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