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I have now corrected my speedometer to read the correct speed using the speedo corrector. Any idea if there is (or will be coming) a way to correct the fuel mileage readout that is very optimistically low. Also I have a replacement dash for my Stelvio that I got under warranty since the original one had some fog on the inside. I have been hesitant in putting it on dice the mileage will be reset to zero. Have not found anyone who can correct it since it resides in the dash and not the ecu. Any slick ways to download the mileage to the ecu and then copy it back. Would be nice to just input the new mileage but pretty sure there are some legal implications of doing that independent from a dealer.
Can someone post a link to the Correct Bluetooth reader for android app. Want to make sure I order the right one.
It worked on my Mac. I'm running OS Yosemite 10.10.4. I haven't tried every function, but I managed to connect, copy my original map, and reset the TPS after installing a GuzziTech ECU.
One wrinkle: the original map that I copied to my desktop seems to have disappeared . . .
I have a V7 classic 2010 model, I've downloaded the relevant guzzidiag software in the hope of resetting the tps.I have followed the tutorial ( I think ) but when it comes to resetting the tps it makes no difference, the 'throttle' window just constantly flashes between 2.69 and 3.10 !.I'm a bit lost on this Also after letting the reader download the ecu do i need to do the writer part for anything to make affect ?Help
How did you get stopped ? Dusty
Canuck,Are you referring to the correction factor in the fuel map? I had mine wrong on reflash and my bike hit 150MPH in my driveway. My driveway is about 70 feet long. Hunter
When I disconnect and reconnect to the computer(Mac) and check the co trim it's always back at zero
The writer is only required if you want to load a new map. The flashing TPS display is a concern. The flashing may mean a noisy TPS, or a bad connection. Check your TPS wiring. How does the engine idle?
Is there a listing somewhere of the available maps out there? Something that maybe describes what the maker did, what sort of set-up the map is appropriate for, i.e., completely stock or aftermarket slip-on or open pipe/airbox?
Servicing a SPECT/CT today. I've had enough of the the titty squishers. There is no 'listing' for maps. I have several maps for the Griso in various pipe configurations, as well as maps for be Norge, Sport and Stelvio. Plus some others. If you want a map for a specific setup, ask. The worst I can say is 'no'. I don't have maps for all models and pipes because it takes time and costs money to build a map. Other members have maps for various bikes and pipes too. Want a map? Ask on the forum. Oh, and I won't build a map for an open airbox. Or stupidly open pipes. This Termi monstrosity is a one-off.
The Bluetooth device pairs with both Windows devices with no issues. After pairing is completed, the Windows OS sees two new COM ports. one is listed as 'incoming' and the other is listed as 'outgoing'. GuzziDiag can see both COM ports, but cannot establish a successful connection regardless of which is chosen.
I thought I heard that only the FTDI chip set in the USB cables would handle the unique baud rates used by GuzziDiag.