O2 Optimizer on 2V Norge

[PJPR01]

Roger that...Guzzi Mapping 101 class in session...

[pete roper]

Remember, once you have 'Reader' and 'Writer' you can download and save your original map so if you end up screwing something up unintentionally you can simply flick the original map back in. There is no danger of you bricking your ECU and no need to risk damaging your loom by sticking in chopped in *Add Ons* like a PC.

Pete

[Jerryd]

To start, Happy Easter to everyone!

To get back to my original question about the O2 Optimizer. If the main concern is damage to the engine through indiscriminate  over fueling, isn't that detectable early on before engine damage? Back in my day, you would see evidence by inspecting the plugs and tail pipe.

Is this assumption over simplistic?

[canuguzzi]

Remember, once you have 'Reader' and 'Writer' you can download and save your original map so if you end up screwing something up unintentionally you can simply flick the original map back in. There is no danger of you bricking your ECU and no need to risk damaging your loom by sticking in chopped in *Add Ons* like a PC.

Pete

Just a guess but that statement right there probably takes away the hesitation of many considering loading a new map. There are horror stories about bricked phones, computers and such.

You can imagine folks wondering what happens if they do something wrong and now they can't get back in to load the original map.

For others: always save your original map not just on the PC but like in another place as well. All computers eventually fail, your map will go with it so store it on a couple of thumb drives, they are cheap and you can use the low capacity ones.

[pauldaytona]

Just a guess but that statement right there probably takes away the hesitation of many considering loading a new map. There are horror stories about bricked phones, computers and such.

You can imagine folks wondering what happens if they do something wrong and now they can't get back in to load the original map.

For others: always save your original map not just on the PC but like in another place as well. All computers eventually fail, your map will go with it so store it on a couple of thumb drives, they are cheap and you can use the low capacity ones.

 Some people fear everything modern.  I have all maps guzzi ever made, so if anyone looses it, I have a backup. And more people. I only have to know what was in there to have the same back. And even if that is unknown, when I know the bike, I have the map.

But it was never needed until now. Little people go back to stock. 

[canuguzzi]

Some people fear everything modern.  I have all maps guzzi ever made, so if anyone looses it, I have a backup. And more people. I only have to know what was in there to have the same back. And even if that is unknown, when I know the bike, I have the map.

But it was never needed until now. Little people go back to stock.

  :1:

[pete roper]

Had a few minutes so I loaded up a couple of pics of the thirsty Norge.





Yuck!

[oldbike54]

 Good grief , looks line an old 650 Triumph exhaust running 240 main jets 

  Dusty