PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
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10-08-2007 | 12:44 AM
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PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
I'm not happy with how my bike is running with 0 numbers in the 0 throttle column. How many of you guys have played with adding fuel to that column?
My bike seems to just "shut down" when I let off on the throttle. Makes for a jerky ride when I'm on and off the throttle alot. Anyone know what I mean?
Thanks for any help guys.
Steve
My bike seems to just "shut down" when I let off on the throttle. Makes for a jerky ride when I'm on and off the throttle alot. Anyone know what I mean?
Thanks for any help guys.
Steve
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10-08-2007 | 03:17 AM
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RE: PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
ORIGINAL: sifularson
I'm not happy with how my bike is running with 0 numbers in the 0 throttle column. How many of you guys have played with adding fuel to that column?
My bike seems to just "shut down" when I let off on the throttle. Makes for a jerky ride when I'm on and off the throttle alot. Anyone know what I mean?
Thanks for any help guys.
Steve
I'm not happy with how my bike is running with 0 numbers in the 0 throttle column. How many of you guys have played with adding fuel to that column?
My bike seems to just "shut down" when I let off on the throttle. Makes for a jerky ride when I'm on and off the throttle alot. Anyone know what I mean?
Thanks for any help guys.
Steve
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10-08-2007 | 04:45 AM
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RE: PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
I had the same problem and I contacted Dynojet and they had me change the values from 0 to 25 in the closed throttle position from 2000rpms
all they way down to 6500 rpms.
Also if you installed the power commander yourself they also told me I need ed to resetthe closed throttle position with the bike running and hooked up to the computer which the instructions tell you how to do.
I did both of those things and it eliminated the problem completely.
all they way down to 6500 rpms.
Also if you installed the power commander yourself they also told me I need ed to resetthe closed throttle position with the bike running and hooked up to the computer which the instructions tell you how to do.
I did both of those things and it eliminated the problem completely.
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10-08-2007 | 01:14 PM
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RE: PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
ORIGINAL: linck241
I had the same problem and I contacted Dynojet and they had me change the values from 0 to 25 in the closed throttle position from 2000rpms
all they way down to 6500 rpms.
Also if you installed the power commander yourself they also told me I need ed to resetthe closed throttle position with the bike running and hooked up to the computer which the instructions tell you how to do.
I did both of those things and it eliminated the problem completely.
I had the same problem and I contacted Dynojet and they had me change the values from 0 to 25 in the closed throttle position from 2000rpms
all they way down to 6500 rpms.
Also if you installed the power commander yourself they also told me I need ed to resetthe closed throttle position with the bike running and hooked up to the computer which the instructions tell you how to do.
I did both of those things and it eliminated the problem completely.
Steve
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10-08-2007 | 01:41 PM
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10-08-2007 | 01:43 PM
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RE: PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
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Any of you guys with the 07s and running a PCIII having any pinging problems? My 06 is fine but my brother with his 07. Cracks the throttle hard and it will ping on him.
Any of you guys with the 07s and running a PCIII having any pinging problems? My 06 is fine but my brother with his 07. Cracks the throttle hard and it will ping on him.
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10-08-2007 | 01:52 PM
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RE: PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
ORIGINAL: Uncle Peepers
I've run PC III's for quite awhile, and I always add fuel in the zero, 2%, and 5% throttle columns. I add it in increments of 1 or 2, usually as a means to tune out decel popping. Experiment a little; you'll get it where you want it.
Uncle Peepers
I've run PC III's for quite awhile, and I always add fuel in the zero, 2%, and 5% throttle columns. I add it in increments of 1 or 2, usually as a means to tune out decel popping. Experiment a little; you'll get it where you want it.
Uncle Peepers
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10-08-2007 | 02:06 PM
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RE: PCIII - 0 throttle fuel question
ORIGINAL: gunrunner
Has he had the hd 903 donload? PC`III doesnt change timing on the canned maps, he might have to get it dynotuned.
ORIGINAL: FLHT
Any of you guys with the 07s and running a PCIII having any pinging problems? My 06 is fine but my brother with his 07. Cracks the throttle hard and it will ping on him.
Any of you guys with the 07s and running a PCIII having any pinging problems? My 06 is fine but my brother with his 07. Cracks the throttle hard and it will ping on him.
