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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #15 on: October 01, 2008, 07:28:21 PM »

Ask those guys down San Fran way, they do that male to male stuff all the time!  ;D



Yeah, Mark definitely needs the "straight" male to female.   ;)

Mark, let us know how it works out.
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #16 on: October 02, 2008, 03:40:45 PM »

The Dynojet folks believe they sent me the correct O2 eliminators. They said mine is the 1st bike they have come across with a different connector. 

I sent them the pictures shown here and they think the picture of my stock wiring harness is really a picture of the connector coming off of the sensor (even though I tried to explain).

So tonight I will take a picture of the O2 sensor connector next to the stock wiring harness connector.
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #17 on: October 02, 2008, 03:43:17 PM »

Why do these companies always think WE are the dumbasses?    :nixweiss:
Shouldn't be this hard.  Thanks for the update and good luck.
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #18 on: October 06, 2008, 05:44:46 PM »

I'm in the process of trying to install the PCIII on my 08 SEUC.  According to the ABS instructions, they want you to stuff the existing ECM connector hooked to the PCIII cable in front of the battery (positive connector on left side).  There doesn't appear to be sufficient room on my bike.  How did you accomplish this?
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #19 on: October 06, 2008, 06:15:24 PM »

I'm in the process of trying to install the PCIII on my 08 SEUC.  According to the ABS instructions, they want you to stuff the existing ECM connector hooked to the PCIII cable in front of the battery (positive connector on left side).  There doesn't appear to be sufficient room on my bike.  How did you accomplish this?

I haven't installed it yet but have the same question.  I was going to remove the cover and see how much room was there between the cover and the ABS but at first glance it doesn't look like there is enough room.

Which map are you using?
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #20 on: October 06, 2008, 07:47:49 PM »

It's real tight but it does fit, I had to cut the ECM tray. I used a Dremmel with small cut off blade to put a notch in the front left part of tray, then it's just a matter of squeezing ten pounds of chit into a 5 pound sack.
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #21 on: October 06, 2008, 11:12:55 PM »

I couldn't get it to fit even with the ECM tray removed.  There isn't that much space between the battery box and a large cable run under the rear of the gas tank.  The installation picture shows the stock connector on the bottom with the PCIII connector on top, but the stock connector is much wider and doesn't look like there's anyway it would fit into the space in front of the positive terminal -- even with the battery connector rotated 90 degrees CCW as they say in the instructions.  Did you have any problems putting the seat back on after you installed the PCIII?

Also, the stock ECM connector's cable is so tight, I can't get it all the way across to the left edge of the battery and beyond as shown in the instruction picture.  Were you able to get it that far over to the left?
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Re: Power Commander installation and the O2 sensors
« Reply #22 on: October 07, 2008, 09:17:25 AM »

You really have to pull and work everything almost massaging it into place, the plug squeezes about 80% of the way down in front of the battery and sticks out a bit, cable is real tight to plug into module, make it 20 pounds of chit in the 5 pound sack.
There is room on top of tray with the undercut in bottom of the seat, it aint real pretty but it does work. I'd take a picture for you, but I removed it because my heads started leaking and didn't want to have to worry about mods affecting warranty(paranoia sux don't it)
Also have developed a leak at jugs to case and the powder coat is coming off engine at case bolts so I'm not putting it back on till they do repairs, new cases don't seem to be high on HD's  list, touch up paint was their suggestion. My dealer said bring it in over winter and they'll get it done paint isn't an acceptable fix. Let the games begin, fun huh?
Anyone else have this happen?
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