T-max autotune installed, now what?

[alexlivetoride]

Got my Streetbob back from the dealer, short block replaced under warranty, took them a month and a half, glad that she runs. I installed the T-max yesterday, straight forward installation except grinding the ecm caddy, not a big deal. Loaded the base map, initialize and iac relearn etc, bike runs great. Now what should I do? Just ride? How do I know if the wide band o2s are working? There is also a check engine light, I will check it today. Thanks!

[alexlivetoride]

Just scan the codes, EGO front and back, I assume EGO is O2 sensor. Check connection all good, front and rear EGO AFR numbers don't move at all, is that normal? I am going to ride it first and recheck.

[MFXDB]

To check the sensors, link up and monitor, don't start it up. If the front and rear sensors read 19.36 they are fine.
Just ride it for at least 300 miles and check the TMax Control Center to see how your offsets are doing. IMO, the TMCC says to do Auto Map way too soon, so unless your bike is not running right, leave that alone for a few hundred miles.
The best way to develop your tuning offsets is to accelerate lightly (but don't lug it), going up hills or with a passenger helps since you are running under a load. You want the ECM to see how everything works throughout the rpm ranges.

[Eleft36]

Originally Posted by alexlivetoride

Got my Streetbob back from the dealer, short block replaced under warranty, took them a month and a half, glad that she runs. I installed the T-max yesterday, straight forward installation except grinding the ecm caddy, not a big deal. Loaded the base map, initialize and iac relearn etc, bike runs great. Now what should I do? Just ride? How do I know if the wide band o2s are working? There is also a check engine light, I will check it today. Thanks!

You would have gotten a flash notice on your computer screen that the o2 sensors were not found and would you like to go to open loop.

Al

[alexlivetoride]

RTFM! I didn't plug the 4 terminals socket to run close loop, my bad! All good now, thanks guys!