Is SDS V2 working after you flashed your ECU with Woolich Racing?

[Busa3Fan]

For people that don’t know, SDS V2 is Suzuki Diagnostic System Version 2.

Is it still working after you flashed your ECU with Woolich Racing?

On my bike is not working anymore.

Woolich Racing says that SDS V2 should run normally, so I want to find out if only my bike has this issue or if you got it also.

 

[Spudley]

It should. It's in your package of Woolich tools.

 

[Busa3Fan]

It should. It's in your package of Woolich tools.

What is in the Woolich package?

 

[Spudley]

Open up your laptop, plug it into the bike, and turn on your Woolich software. You'll find it in tools I believe. It's included so we could sync the throttles and do other live data on/off functions. It's there.

 

[Busa3Fan]

Diagnostics, yes, it is there.

But the SDS is not working anymore.

How can Suzuki dealerships reset maintenance and do other things now?

 

[Spudley]

Not working?. Contact Woolich.

 

[sixpack577]

Diagnostics, yes, it is there.

But the SDS is not working anymore.

How can Suzuki dealerships reset maintenance and do other things now?

You can reset the maintenance with a paperclip, or @smithabusa 's toggle switch that plugs in under the passenger seat, or his obd2 scan tool.

 

[Busa3Fan]

You can reset the maintenance with a paperclip, or @smithabusa 's toggle switch that plugs in under the passenger seat, or his obd2 scan tool.

Thank you!

But what about other people with flashed ECU?

Do you guys know if the Suzuki dealerships managed to connect to your bikes with the SDS V2 tools?

 

[sixpack577]

Any 'Good' Suzuki tech(or any brand) should familiarize themselves with the aftermarket.
Even if the dealer cannot or will no longer support the bike...they should be able to advise their customers.
But, most dealers suck anyway, for not only this, but most of their 'techs' shouldn't even be allowed near a motorcycle...

 

[sixpack577]

Thank you!

But what about other people with flashed ECU?

Do you guys know if the Suzuki dealerships managed to connect to your bikes with the SDS V2 tools?

The point is, whether that genuinely voids a warranty or not, it's enough for the dealer to say it does.

 

[Busa3Fan]

Any 'Good' Suzuki tech(or any brand) should familiarize themselves with the aftermarket.
Even if the dealer cannot or will no longer support the bike...they should be able to advise their customers.
But, most dealers suck anyway, for not only this, but most of their 'techs' shouldn't even be allowed near a motorcycle...

Totally agree with you!