turbojonny
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The decrease solonoid clicks if I simultaneously touch the boost sensor and any metal on the bike. I've checked every wire I can, no shorts.
The bike has been going 10.1 to 1 on boost before it chokes out.
I had the ams set on gps based boost and it had been working fine for years, although when the AMS is tuened off the bikes gps mis indicates the gear position. I recall a couple of times in the recent past that the bike fluttered on boost. Now I'm thinking I was probably feeling this "over rich" issue starting to develope.
The bike runs leaner when I take the AMS out of gps mode. Also, when the ams is not in gps mode the factory gps indicator only reads blank or the number 1.
I am very stumped.
I've checked the return line and all other fuel lines, replaced the map sensor (no a/f change at all), checked the vacuum lines fir proper routing, and I have ruled out boost leaks.
Should I remove the AMS 1000 from the system to verify it's the source of the problem? I think it may be internally shorted and killing boost and/or confusing the bikes gps.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Jonn
The bike has been going 10.1 to 1 on boost before it chokes out.
I had the ams set on gps based boost and it had been working fine for years, although when the AMS is tuened off the bikes gps mis indicates the gear position. I recall a couple of times in the recent past that the bike fluttered on boost. Now I'm thinking I was probably feeling this "over rich" issue starting to develope.
The bike runs leaner when I take the AMS out of gps mode. Also, when the ams is not in gps mode the factory gps indicator only reads blank or the number 1.
I am very stumped.
I've checked the return line and all other fuel lines, replaced the map sensor (no a/f change at all), checked the vacuum lines fir proper routing, and I have ruled out boost leaks.
Should I remove the AMS 1000 from the system to verify it's the source of the problem? I think it may be internally shorted and killing boost and/or confusing the bikes gps.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Jonn