Autotune Pro on pre-o2 sensor FI bikes.
#1
06-12-2018, 05:54 PM
Autotune Pro on pre-o2 sensor FI bikes.
Does installing an "autotune pro" module, with wide band o2 sensors, on a pre-o2 sensor ECM (05 ultra classic), now make that bike capable of utilizing the o2 sensors when the bike is not in "autotune" mode?
will the bike collect/adjust AFR's utilizing the wide band sensors during normal operation?
thanks
will the bike collect/adjust AFR's utilizing the wide band sensors during normal operation?
thanks
#2
06-12-2018, 05:58 PM
#3
06-12-2018, 06:08 PM
The short answer is no it will not. If your to permanently install sensors in your exhaust there is a mod to make your ecm use the narrow band sensors. I don't know if there is a Target Tune set up that would allow full time windband use, but in all bonesth if you get the bike properly tuned there would be no need for constant wide band use o. The average stock or mild buildm
#4
06-12-2018, 07:37 PM
[QUOTE=marcodarq;17431651]The short answer is no it will not. If your to permanently install sensors in your exhaust there is a mod to make your ecm use the narrow band sensors. I don't know if there is a Target Tune set up that would allow full time windband use, but in all bonesth if you get the bike properly tuned there would be no need for constant wide band use o. The average stock or mild buildm[/
Wide band sensors will be permanently installed. So is there an ECM mod to utilize them in normal operation?
Wide band sensors will be permanently installed. So is there an ECM mod to utilize them in normal operation?
#5
06-13-2018, 06:53 AM
[QUOTE=838;17431871]
Not that I'm aware of, but it is possible to add the standard narrow band sensors to an 05. You have to tap into the ECM harness.
The short answer is no it will not. If your to permanently install sensors in your exhaust there is a mod to make your ecm use the narrow band sensors. I don't know if there is a Target Tune set up that would allow full time windband use, but in all bonesth if you get the bike properly tuned there would be no need for constant wide band use o. The average stock or mild buildm[/
Wide band sensors will be permanently installed. So is there an ECM mod to utilize them in normal operation?
Wide band sensors will be permanently installed. So is there an ECM mod to utilize them in normal operation?
#6
06-13-2018, 07:39 AM
Unless you are building some very unconvential or off the wallstreet build, there is realy no benifit to having full time wideband sensor operation. Check with DynoJet and see if the Target Tune system will work withthe youryear and model.
once you have the bike properly/professionally tuned, there is no real advantage to usuing a full time wideband set up. If the VE tables are correctly structured by your tuner, the narrow band sensors willwork just fine.
m
once you have the bike properly/professionally tuned, there is no real advantage to usuing a full time wideband set up. If the VE tables are correctly structured by your tuner, the narrow band sensors willwork just fine.
m
#7
06-13-2018, 10:13 AM
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Does installing an "autotune pro" module, with wide band o2 sensors, on a pre-o2 sensor ECM (05 ultra classic), now make that bike capable of utilizing the o2 sensors when the bike is not in "autotune" mode?
will the bike collect/adjust AFR's utilizing the wide band sensors during normal operation?
thanks
will the bike collect/adjust AFR's utilizing the wide band sensors during normal operation?
thanks
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#8
06-13-2018, 05:35 PM
could I run auto tune pro on this map until the bike gets on the dyno? Would it be ok to use this on a fresh build?
#9
06-13-2018, 05:46 PM
Unless you are building some very unconvential or off the wallstreet build, there is realy no benifit to having full time wideband sensor operation. Check with DynoJet and see if the Target Tune system will work withthe youryear and model.
once you have the bike properly/professionally tuned, there is no real advantage to usuing a full time wideband set up. If the VE tables are correctly structured by your tuner, the narrow band sensors willwork just fine.
m
once you have the bike properly/professionally tuned, there is no real advantage to usuing a full time wideband set up. If the VE tables are correctly structured by your tuner, the narrow band sensors willwork just fine.
m
#10
06-13-2018, 06:14 PM
if you want to run a system with widebands on it, running full time, look into the Thundermax ECM, that is how that system works.
you are overthinking this whole thing, your build is not all that crazy,,,use a PV and get it tuned and leave it be, don't buy into the hype about sensors and systems if you do not have a very complete and working knowledge of how they work and what they do, your bike can be dialed in very well and easily by any accomplished tuner and you will have a good running bike.
m
you are overthinking this whole thing, your build is not all that crazy,,,use a PV and get it tuned and leave it be, don't buy into the hype about sensors and systems if you do not have a very complete and working knowledge of how they work and what they do, your bike can be dialed in very well and easily by any accomplished tuner and you will have a good running bike.
m