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TEQUILA -aka- RED RUM

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Tach stops at 5000
« on: May 09, 2012, 03:01:04 PM »

I put a power commander v in the 2010 se Streetglide  on the Dyno and now the tach only goes to 5000 ...any input would by helpful....Keith
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Power Commander v question
« Reply #1 on: May 09, 2012, 04:38:36 PM »

Instaled PCV on the Dyno 2010 CVO Streetglide ..now tach only goes to 5000.......
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Re: Power Commander v question
« Reply #2 on: May 09, 2012, 05:31:04 PM »

The following is a cut and paste from tech support at Power Commander that I'd saved from a member's earlier post on the same issue:

Due to this bike having fly-by-wire, the tachometer only showing 5000rpm is a byproduct of enabling the rev Xtend function of the Power Commander. This is simply how we had to do it to include this feature. When we developed the Power Commander for the 08 model we felt having rev Xtend was an important feature to include in the unit. When we realized that the tachometer would only show 5000rpm we almost decided to not include this feature at all. But we thought it made more sense to include the feature so the end user would not have to waste $150-200 at the dealer to get an ECM upgrade that did nothing but increase the RPM.

With the Rev Xtend enabled your bike will truly go to 6200rpm but the tachometer will only show 5000. If you disable the Rev Xtend then the bike and the tachometer will go to 5600rpm. 
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Re: Power Commander v question
« Reply #3 on: May 09, 2012, 06:03:41 PM »

The following is a cut and paste from tech support at Power Commander that I'd saved from a member's earlier post on the same issue:

Due to this bike having fly-by-wire, the tachometer only showing 5000rpm is a byproduct of enabling the rev Xtend function of the Power Commander. This is simply how we had to do it to include this feature. When we developed the Power Commander for the 08 model we felt having rev Xtend was an important feature to include in the unit. When we realized that the tachometer would only show 5000rpm we almost decided to not include this feature at all. But we thought it made more sense to include the feature so the end user would not have to waste $150-200 at the dealer to get an ECM upgrade that did nothing but increase the RPM.

With the Rev Xtend enabled your bike will truly go to 6200rpm but the tachometer will only show 5000. If you disable the Rev Xtend then the bike and the tachometer will go to 5600rpm. 

Thank you Two lane rider....
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