The New Improved GuzziDiag Tutorial

[80CX100]

Hey Beetle,     I hope you happen to see this and are able to reply when time allows.

     I treated myself this winter, and just picked up Mistral cross overs & exhausts for my 2003 V11 Lemans and 2008 California Vintage;

     I'm hoping for your guidance as I intend to install new fuel maps in both those bikes, that will be a first for me  .

     I didn't do the install myself it was by the previous owner; but I've already got one of your maps in my Griso 1100 2V and I'm very happy with it 

     "Geoff from Almonte" kindly gave me 2 maps for the California Vintage "CaliforniaVintage-FU2-F6E3.2016.07.28" and "Geoff-CaliforniaVintage-FU2-4979.2016.06.21"

      Are you familiar with  these maps or how they would compare with the map you made up for Dan, for installation on my CalVin with the Mistrals?

      Meinolf over on V11Lemans.com, generously made available his map for the V11 "2017.08.31_#93_6" and included a detailed baseline tune up  guide for this map.

      I'm sure the map is excellent, but he specs .3mm valve clearances for it; I can't remember exactly what they were, but I ran my California Vintage for a short while with the wider Raceco specs, and I wasn't overly impressed and went back to .15 & .20mm, which I'm planning to run on the V11 as well.

      What would your sage advice be to me for fuel maps or the valve clearances if you want to dance in that minefield 

      I'm hoping to be able to do one, nice, neat permanent map install on each bike and not have to futz around with it again if possible.

      Please feel free to pm me if you want to go over some of the fine details.

      Tia

      Kelly

[beetle]

The map I made for Danny is the better of the Cali maps.

Set your valves at 0.15 & 0.2.

I also have a V11 Le Mans map you are welcome to try.

[80CX100]

The map I made for Danny is the better of the Cali maps.

Set your valves at 0.15 & 0.2.

I also have a V11 Le Mans map you are welcome to try.

Hey Beetle, Excellent, I will send you a pm,

tks very much

Kelly

[Ncdan]

Hey Beetle, Excellent, I will send you a pm,

tks very much

Kelly

Kelly,  the map mark made for my 07 CalVin is a great map. We tested it over several months in all of the seasons and conditions until it was flawless. You’ll love it!

[80CX100]

Kelly,  the map mark made for my 07 CalVin is a great map. We tested it over several months in all of the seasons and conditions until it was flawless. You’ll love it!

     Hey Dan,    I think you were running a Mistral H crossover with the stock exhaust?

     I'll have the same H pipe crossover with a pair of Mistral's Classic California exhausts; I'm hoping that can I get the map downloaded/installed and it runs well.

     Tks for working with Beetle to get this map refined.

      Kelly

[Breadandstuff]

Just got my wires! If I purchase the ECU map from griso.org then it will get sent to my e-mail?

[beetle]

 
It's automagic. A download link is generated and sent immediately to your email address.

[SIR REAL ED]

Does anyone know the current version of GuzziDiag?

Also, when I tried to download the 15RC writer for Mac listed at the start of this thread, the link did not work.
the 15RC reader link worked just fine. Any suggestions?

thanks in advance!

Ed

[beetle]

Current version is 0.47.

The link for the Mac version of the 15x Writer did not match the actual link. On the GuzziDiag page it reads as 0.27, but the actual version is 0.26. I've fixed it. The download link now works.

[SIR REAL ED]

Current version is 0.47.

The link for the Mac version of the 15x Writer did not match the actual link. On the GuzziDiag page it reads as 0.27, but the actual version is 0.26. I've fixed it. The download link now works.

Thanks Beetle.  You are the best.  I have Lonelec cables.  thanks again.

[SIR REAL ED]

Hi Beetle,

I downloaded GuzziDiag, reader and writer for Mac, and the cable drivers downloaded automatically.  All the files check out with the right file names per your original post.

IIRC, you told someone previously that GuzziDiag had to be in the Applications file for Mac users.  Is that correct?

I have not hooked up cable to my Mac, or the cables to my bike,  but double clicking on GuzziDiag under applications, results in a message The application "GuzziDiag V0.47" can't be opened.  Is this because the cables are not hooked up to the computer and.or the bike?

Do I need to hook up everything and then double click on the drivers file first?

Sorry for being an idiot and thanks for your help.  Please provide a link where I can donate.  thanks again!

[beetle]

IIRC, you told someone previously that GuzziDiag had to be in the Applications file for Mac users.  Is that correct?

I believe that is the case.

I have not hooked up cable to my Mac, or the cables to my bike,  but double clicking on GuzziDiag under applications, results in a message The application "GuzziDiag V0.47" can't be opened.  Is this because the cables are not hooked up to the computer and.or the bike?

No. You should able to open GuzziDiag without the cables being connected. When you get that message, does it mention "unknown developer"? If so you'll need to add GuzziDiag as an exception in Gatekeeper, or right-click and select "Open"

[SIR REAL ED]

I believe that is the case.



No. You should able to open GuzziDiag without the cables being connected. When you get that message, does it mention "unknown developer"? If so you'll need to add GuzziDiag as an exception in Gatekeeper, or right-click and select "Open"

No, I do not get any message about "unknown developer."  Just the message as I typed it above.  thanks in advance,

[beetle]

What version of MacOS are you running?


What happens when you right-click and click open?

[SIR REAL ED]

What version of MacOS are you running?


What happens when you right-click and click open?

version 10.15.3

I have an apple Magic Mouse, so a right click is a control click.  I get the standard options like open, show package contents, move to trash, etc.

[beetle]

Stupid question..you have unzipped it, right?

[SIR REAL ED]

Stupid question..you have unzipped it, right?

With me, there are no stupid computer questions.  I have not.  I thought the Mac would do that automatically.

When I control click the file, one of the options is to compress it, so I thought it was unzipped.

In finder, the "kind" is application.  I have seen other files listed as zipped.

Let me hit google about unzipping it.  thanks again.

[SIR REAL ED]

it appears the file is unzipped.

if I control click on the file, and choose the drop down option to compress,
GuzziDiag_V0.47 (834 kb) becomes GuzziDiag_V0.47.zip (313 kb).

control clicking on the zipped file reverses this process.

I'll keep trying in the morning.

[SIR REAL ED]

when I download it from the link in the OP, it comes in as 309kb.  When I go to finder, and look at it in the downloads folder it is 834 kb.  according to what I have found on google, Mac should unzip the file automatically when I double click on it.

still a mystery.  I must be missing something.

[beetle]

Try drilling down into the app bundle folder and double click on the executable. If you right-click on the GuzziDiag app and "Show Package Contents", then drill down to "Contents:MacOS" and double-click the executable icon in that directory, you will also bypass launch services. Worth a try.

GuzziDiag_V0.47.app
│   └── Contents
│       ├── Info.plist
│       ├── MacOS
│       │   └── GuzziDiag_V0.47  <---  double click on this file
│       └── Resources
│           └── icon.icns

[SIR REAL ED]

Try drilling down into the app bundle folder and double click on the executable. If you right-click on the GuzziDiag app and "Show Package Contents", then drill down to "Contents:MacOS" and double-click the executable icon in that directory, you will also bypass launch services. Worth a try.

GuzziDiag_V0.47.app
│   └── Contents
│       ├── Info.plist
│       ├── MacOS
│       │   └── GuzziDiag_V0.47  <---  double click on this file
│       └── Resources
│           └── icon.icns

did it.  now I get the message:

 "there is no application set to open the document GuzziDiag_V0.47"

followed by: "search the App Store for an application that can open this document or use an existing application on your computer"

followed by 3 buttons:

1. choose application
2. cancel
3. search App Store

kinda surprised this would be considered a document.

[SIR REAL ED]

I ran the Unarchiver application on it to try to get it to work. 

Now if I double click on anything related I get:

"GuzziDiag_V0.47 cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer.  macOS cannot verify that this app is free from malware.

tomorrow is another day.  computer are the only reason I don't like fuel injection.   

[beetle]

Right, now we're getting somewhere. You should be able to Ctrl-Click on it and select click 'Open'. That should start it and save it as an exception.

[SIR REAL ED]

Right, now we're getting somewhere. You should be able to Ctrl-Click on it and select click 'Open'. That should start it and save it as an exception.

Ironically enough, the bike is running perfectly.  I'm just trying to see why the FI light is coming on after about 5 miles of riding.  Bad temperature sensor?

I really do appreciate your assistance and persistence beetle!  Mucho thanks!

after a ctrl-click and a select click "open" I get the following:

The application "GuzziDiag V0.47.app" can't be opened.

I don't remember the suffix ".app" being on the file name in the previous message.

[SIR REAL ED]

Try drilling down into the app bundle folder and double click on the executable. If you right-click on the GuzziDiag app and "Show Package Contents", then drill down to "Contents:MacOS" and double-click the executable icon in that directory, you will also bypass launch services. Worth a try.

GuzziDiag_V0.47.app
│   └── Contents
│       ├── Info.plist
│       ├── MacOS
│       │   └── GuzziDiag_V0.47  <---  double click on this file
│       └── Resources
│           └── icon.icns

Looking at this file, the type is shown as "The Un...... cument"

I would expect the type to be shown as .exe.

If I control click on it, then select click "open," I get the message:

The contents of GuzziDiag_V0.47 can not be extracted with The Unarchiver.

What software do I need to open this?

[beetle]

Mac executables (or binaries) don't have an extension .exe. That's just a Windows thing.

Don't Ctrl-Click on the binary. Double-click it.

[SIR REAL ED]

Mac executables (or binaries) don't have an extension .exe. That's just a Windows thing.

Don't Ctrl-Click on the binary. Double-click it.

If I double click on it, I get the message:

The contents of GuzziDiag_V0.47 can not be extracted with The Unarchiver.

Could you try sending an unzipped version of this to my private email address?  I will send you a PM.

[jrt]

Ed, you might need to give the MacOS permission to open the application.  If it is an unknown developer, the operating system prevents it from being opened.
I'm doing this from memory- so I might be missing a step-
Try opening the application- you get the 'this app can't be opened' message.
close the message, open up System Preferences (the gear icon).
Open 'Security and Privacy' (house icon)
Click on the lock at the bottom left to make changes- put in your username/password
Then you can change 'Allow apps downloaded from....'  and I think it may pop up with the GuzziDiag specifically.

I don't have GuzziDiag (yet), but I have gone through this with other apps.
Hope that helps-

[SIR REAL ED]

Ed, you might need to give the MacOS permission to open the application.  If it is an unknown developer, the operating system prevents it from being opened.
I'm doing this from memory- so I might be missing a step-
Try opening the application- you get the 'this app can't be opened' message.
close the message, open up System Preferences (the gear icon).
Open 'Security and Privacy' (house icon)
Click on the lock at the bottom left to make changes- put in your username/password
Then you can change 'Allow apps downloaded from....'  and I think it may pop up with the GuzziDiag specifically.

I don't have GuzziDiag (yet), but I have gone through this with other apps.
Hope that helps-

Thanks jrt.  I appreciate your help and beetle's help.

I've tried that method several times after finding it on Google.  GuzziDiag just will not open.  I think I have gotten 4 different messages that all can be summed up as "go pound sand!"

In addition to "That application canned not be opened". there is the "No application exists on your computer to open" also "Application is from an unknown developer" and the last one was "Application maybe incomplete or damaged"

my Mac might be weird.  Every time I have gone to google for help, about 90% of the Mac responses shown on the tutorial show up on my machine, but the remaining 10% needed to complete the function never show up.

I suspect this will be my last Mac.  In a few days I will try to load GuzziDiag to an older Windows computer I have.

I'm planning to sell my Nevada 750 anyway, I just figured getting the EFI light to function properly will make the bike easier to sell.

Although with all the Corona Virus hysteria people are wallowing in, selling a motorcycle might be a bit difficult for a while.

[Meinolf]

Hi,

Meinolf over on V11Lemans.com, generously made available his map for the V11 "2017.08.31_#93_6" and included a detailed baseline tune up  guide for this map.
I'm sure the map is excellent, but he specs .3mm valve clearances for it;

I never recommended 0.3mm valve clearance for the V11 camshaft.

Cheers
Meinolf