When ordering a PCIII new, do they all come with O2 Eliminators and the 9v power up adaptor? Some sites will say that they come with it and others don't?
Quick PC Question
7 posts · Started by boney95 · 28 Mar 2011
Post 2 by blb,
#2As far as I know they all come with them.
Mine did anyway. Hope this helps
Mine did anyway. Hope this helps
Post 3 by Ravendark,
#3Well when I got mine they forgot to put the O2 sensors in...and they shipped it at a later time
Post 4 by ktmguy,
#4Why you need a PC when you have tuneecu?
Post 5 by boney95,
#5Because I don't have the knowledge or skills to run a computer based program dealing with fuel maps. I'd blow the damn bike up.
Post 6 by Twisted Jester,
#6Apart from getting it set up and working in the first place, when it comes to just loading a predefined map like you would do initially on the PCIII it's not much different.
On the PCIII you still have to open the appropriate map file with the PCIII software on a laptop and you still have to send it to the PCIII.
You do the same with TuneECU and open the appropriate map file in the software but you send it straight to the ECU instead.
The more of us that get this up and running, the more chance there'll be somebody near you who will be able to sort it for you free of charge if you don't fancy doing the PC side or sorting the cable out, stick a post on the official topic and see if anybody is near you.
Failing that, used PCIIIs don't fetch as much as they used to now TuneECU is around so personally I wouldn't bother buying new as you can get 2-3 used ones for the price of a new one and I've never met anybody that's ever had a fault with one.
On the PCIII you still have to open the appropriate map file with the PCIII software on a laptop and you still have to send it to the PCIII.
You do the same with TuneECU and open the appropriate map file in the software but you send it straight to the ECU instead.
The more of us that get this up and running, the more chance there'll be somebody near you who will be able to sort it for you free of charge if you don't fancy doing the PC side or sorting the cable out, stick a post on the official topic and see if anybody is near you.
Failing that, used PCIIIs don't fetch as much as they used to now TuneECU is around so personally I wouldn't bother buying new as you can get 2-3 used ones for the price of a new one and I've never met anybody that's ever had a fault with one.
Post 7 by boney95,
#7The PC is already ordered, 290.00 USD, not to bad... The tune shop is also going to flash the PC with map from the data/map base. I'll then install everything and run the bike until I can get it tuned by them, April 27th she's going on the dyno. I wont fook with the PC at all myself, again I don't trust myself.
Also, in my area, I have never seen another SD on the road. Think I'm by myself?
Also, in my area, I have never seen another SD on the road. Think I'm by myself?
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