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Title: V85 E5 check engine light after mods?
Post by: fastlaners on July 12, 2023, 05:27:21 AM
Hello All; I recently did the SAS delete kit and tip over valve, evap tank modifications;
-2022 V85 E5 Travel
-SAS delete kit installed; ( Yes; one bolt on right side plate was a challenge ) installed plug that came with kit on air box ; capped all other connected hoses and left unit plugged in.
-Tip valve and evap mods; gutted tip valve and left hose going to evap canister; cut other hose off top of canister and plugged all other hoses including one that goes to manifold also left unit plugged in.
-installed Mistral big bore header kit and y-pipe without catalyst, MassMoto carbon slipon with db killer, K&N air filter
-Then performed Upmap download; once complete; I took bike for a ride; smoother throughout the rpm range in all gears; much more lively feeling; seemed like less heat off cylinders; The only negative drawback is I have a flashing yellow check engine light; any input or help on this issue would be appreciated. Thank you, John.
-Upmap error code: P1309


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Title: Re: V85 E5 check engine light after mods?
Post by: fastlaners on July 13, 2023, 02:39:36 PM
Hello All; I want to thank everybody for their comments and suggestions; all the modifications I did worked out perfect no wrong plugs placement or any other suggestions I was given; I resolved the issue myself with the help of UpMap in Italy; the person there is called Simone he is very helpful and totally resolved the issue so it ended up being a reload of the map that cleared the error code; so I’m very happy about that and now I’m enjoying the UpMap for how cool and better running It made the bike; a little extra horsepower and torque torque never hurts either; at the same time cleaning up all the unnecessary plumbing and devices that were used for E5 hot-lean running standards! Thanks again John.