Guys,
My new ECM came with the software installed. That's what John Kitz told me, that it was already loaded. I did not bootleg it off another site. Zippers included it in the ECM. Everything I have, Zippers sent me. They also sent me an updated manual om CD ROM too, but I AM NOT going to post it because I don't want to get my ass chewed out again. As for the settings, well I have tried to contact Zippers for help and support, but I guess they are all busy and out of town because I'm not getting any response. Some of you may have experienced this too from Zippers on other issues. And since the factory settings were not working, I decided to try the "adjust and ride" method. I know it's "tuning in the blind" but I was without help or direction from Zippers.
So I noted where the rpm range where the decel popping was occuring, it between 2,500 and damn near idle. I reset the range for 2,500 and as close to idle as possible 1,280. The bike kind of lurched a little when the rpms got below 1,280, so I raised the lower setting back up to about 2,000, down from the original setting of 2048. I kept the upper range at 2,500, up from the original setting of 2,400. With what I considered to be reasonable range settings I decided to work with the other adjustment, Decel Post Fuel Enrichment. It can be adjusted two ways, up or down. So I decided to start incrementing it down a little at a time and riding it to see what happens. It is now down to 10 with no real change. So I will probably start incrementing it up. Like I said, I know it's tuning in the blind, but what else can be done when you can't get someone on the line or via e-mail to help out.
So I guess the answer is YES I AM LISTENING. It's just that I have a product with the new software loaded (at least that's what they told me), and no support from them on how to adjust it. So if anyone here has working knowlege on this system that is equal to Zippers, I'd be thankful for some help. If not, then I will continue to make changes and take notes until I find a combination that works.