[tripleniple]

Well from doin some reading on the furums I found that even though you install a new tune sometimes the CO% needs raised a tad on the 2001.

My bike was stalling and the dealership couldn't figure out why, they first replaced the stepper motor (didn't change anything). Then tried syncing throttle bodies reset TPS and said it was fixed. Drove it home and it stalled again.

Did some reading and called the dealership and told them about raising the CO% and they said OK we'll try that. BOOM it worked. I tested it this weeked in stop and go traffic and highway and stopping with no stalling. I did notice however that my shift points have changed slightly, seems I'm shifting sooner. But I dont care as long as it is not stalling.

Thanks thespeedtriple.com!!!

 

[itchin]

Glad to hear it. Might be interesting to have a tuneboy hooked up to see how it compares to other known tunes.

 

[Catahoulabulldog]

awesome man.... now get out and enjoy that thing!

 

[cheapbastard]

:drink:

 

[dfib]

:eboy: :smitty:

 

[J-Pip]

Don't forget to thank your dealer for making you spend all that money. :slap:

 

[Boezack]

Don't forget to thank your dealer for making you spend all that money. :slap:

Whoopsie daisy now

 

[tripleniple]

Yeah, I know $520 later... :violent1:

 

[BUCKET]

Remember,ride it like you fn stole it! :beer:

 

[tomstumble]

I did notice however that my shift points have changed slightly, seems I'm shifting sooner.

That is because it is running better and has more power. You are stoked!

 

[tripleniple]

seems to have the same power, it just seems the RPMs wind up faster now. So I shift ssoner. Whatever. I'm happy it is not stalling. Yay!!!

 

[Chileanrastabilly]

Well from doin some reading on the furums I found that even though you install a new tune sometimes the CO% needs raised a tad on the 2001.

My bike was stalling and the dealership couldn't figure out why, they first replaced the stepper motor (didn't change anything). Then tried syncing throttle bodies reset TPS and said it was fixed. Drove it home and it stalled again.

Did some reading and called the dealership and told them about raising the CO% and they said OK we'll try that. BOOM it worked. I tested it this weeked in stop and go traffic and highway and stopping with no stalling. I did notice however that my shift points have changed slightly, seems I'm shifting sooner. But I dont care as long as it is not stalling.

Thanks thespeedtriple.com!!!

What is meant by CO%? Thanks

 

[crashmasterd]

What is meant by CO%? Thanks

At low RPM and low throttle openings the ECU uses an O2 (Lambda) sensor to adjust the mixture and produce a smooth idle. The adjustment in the ECU is read in terms of %CO, or Carbon Monoxide. This is a way to measure the mixture. What tripleniple did was richen up the mixture (add more fuel) at low throttle openings and low RPM's, thus increasing the percentage of Carbon Monoxide (O2.)

Clear?

 

[Night Train]

Holy bring back from the dead batman.

 

[Chileanrastabilly]

Yes...thank you crashmasterd. You are always very helpful. Triplenipple, what values did you use? Did the shop do it for you? Thanks

 

[adf34sfd]

He last posted in December, 2008. Don't hold your breath for an answer............

 

[cheapbastard]

thats what happens when you have 3 nipples.

 

[Chileanrastabilly]

Dough!

 

[Seed]

Dough!