Power Commander

[Richard]

Does anyone know if there is any difference with using an O2 sensor, please? ie can you use a PC map designed for a V11 with an O2 sensor on a V11 which doesn't have one?

 

Cheers

Richard

[Guest Nogbad]

Wouldn't think so, but Cliff Jeffries is the guru on matters like this and should be able to give you a definitive answer.

[big J]

Presumably you've picked up a s/h pc111.I wouldnt think it would matter,but get it dynoed to set it up.

 

Makes a big difference.

[Cliff]

No V11s use an O2 sensor as far as I know. The dynotune place will use an o2 sensor to create the map. This is an external sensor and not part of the bike.

[Richard]

I'm using a downloaded map until I can get it to a dyno. I'm assuming that they meant the lambda sensor on the map I've got, rather than O2 sensor.

[luhbo]

At least in Europe all models since 2003 (?) use a standard switching O2 probe to get the catalyzer working properly.

The ECU takes respect of that. I can imagine that this is quite challenging for the poor PC.

 

Hubert