I just picked up a used PClll for my '07 Road Glide. The owner tells me that I have to pick up a set of sensor eliminators from Dynojet. I went to their site and couldn't find where to order them. Anybody have an idea of where I can pick up a set?

Thanks!

 

Why do you want to override the O2 sensors? They are designed to help you maintain the right fuel mix for your riding conditions. i.e. If while traveling your elevation changes the sensors will compensate for the change in O2 levels. I assume you're loading a map into the PCIII. Even if you're going to do a dyno, the bike will be optimized for the weather/environmental conditions present during the dyno, or whatever type of "standard condition" used to create the map. As soon as your riding conditions begin to vary you'll notice parallel changes in your bike's performance.

I'd recommend you rethink forcing the PCIII to ignore you O2 sensors, IMHO. But I'm new to all this motorcycle tuning biz so some of the "old timers" may have opinions better tempered by time and experience.

If I'm wrong, advice would be appreciated.

 

Call Dynojet for info. Fuelmoto may be able to sell them to you also. They are usually helpful. You will need them. I would try fuelmoto first for ease.

 

You might try contacting Fuelmoto and asking Jamie about buying a couple of replacement o2 eliminators. If you are going to run the PC III you will need the eliminators, I think that with out them the bike will not run as it should and will most likely throw error codes. If you want to use the o2 sensors then you will need to look at a different fuel management system.

Arcane

 

They come in the KIT...

Words of wisdom... Removing or modifing the O2 sensors in CALIF may cost you more in the long-run when thay start Smoging Bikes (2009 - 2010??)

 

You don't remove them just plug the caps that plug to them. You can take off the PCIII when you smog check. I would never live there but to each his own. I guess all states will end like CA eventually anyway.