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Old 05-02-2010, 05:57 AM
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something new after i change over from my v and h slip ons to rineharts on deceleration intermittantly has a popping only during decel, i got a map from fuel moto usa what and how can i tweak the map to get rid of the decel popping
maybe i will try the map dynojet recommended and post results
 
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Originally Posted by HD101st
something new after i change over from my v and h slip ons to rineharts on deceleration intermittantly has a popping only during decel, i got a map from fuel moto usa what and how can i tweak the map to get rid of the decel popping
maybe i will try the map dynojet recommended and post results
In the "0" % thottle column of both fuel tables try putting 15 from 1500 rpm on up ( the present value is 0.) That took care of my decel popping, and was suggested by Jamie @ FM.

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Add fuel to your zero and 2% percent throttle column from 2000 rpms up. Start by adding ten or so to each cell, ride, repeat if needed untill it is gone. Make sure if you are in advance mode to do both cylinders.
 
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SG Larry beat me to it. lol
 
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Make sure there is not an exhaust leak at the header to muffler...
 
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I have that same problem with my 01 carbureted Road Glide.. Do I need to change jets or some adjustment I can make..?
 
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i updated the pcv with 15 percent at 0 throttle levels will post results but it sounds a little better
 
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Originally Posted by HD101st
i updated the pcv with 15 percent at 0 throttle levels will post results but it sounds a little better
Hey fellow Rakkasan... I was with Aco 3/187 from 1988-1992... GEN Petreaus took over as my BN CDR after the first Gulf War.....
 
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I had same issue. It was an exhaust leak where the header attached to the exhaust manifold. Tightened it up and no more popping.
 
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I had same issue. It was an exhaust leak where the header attached to the exhaust manifold. Tightened it up and no more popping.
Is your Road Glide Carbureted??
 


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