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I won't cause any major damage if I ride it to work tomorrow, will I? The mobile mechanic guy isn't coming until Monday.

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I've just adjusted the CO and F-tables to give a little more fuel at low rpm and it's so much better. Just the rattle now

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Just an idea , but while your out and about tomorrow get some petrol injector cleaner to add to the petrol , it will help clean the injectors ready for the balance, and sorry Liam missed the bit about the rattle what was that :)

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I get a bit of vibration through the footpegs which I think is just the throttle bodies out of balance (or so the Internet tells me). And yea I ran some through last week [emoji4]

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Okey dokey, hope the balancing goes well, you'll have to watch and pick his brains for when you have a go :D

Haha that's what I'm hoping

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Hmm, got my TB's balanced on Monday and just hooked up TuneECU to do a TPS reset and my "Adjust IACV" is now -9? Any idea if this is acceptable?

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Have a look at this Liam , also check for leak on the iacv pipes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqNaaPZgAgc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yea I done absolutely none of that I don't even know where that thing is [emoji39]


He teplace all IACV lines and connectors for me due to the previous owner doing a ghetto repair and just zip-tieing things together...


Either way rightly or wrongly so I done a TPS reset, reset IACV to 0 and headed off for a 20 mile ride and it was bloody awesome! [emoji39] Need to adjust the map again now though as it seems with the new TB balance and lines, the bike is a lot more sensitive so the values in the F table.. Need to smooth them out some more


I have a YouTube channel for all the maps I do, check it out [emoji4] 'The Gaming Biker'

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Is your Tps adjustable on the Throttle body , should have torx bolt heads maybe you can adjust from there while on the Ecutune to see the values, BUT VERY SLIGHT MOVEMENTS :D

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Yea I'm definitely not, I can't, it's a 16 year old bike with 38k miles that get left out in the rain.. It's bound to be be perfect [emoji39]

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