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Also check the FAQ on the Tune ECU site to make sure the cables you have will work. You are doing a fantastic job so far.
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Yea the cable I have isn't compatible, I am storing the bike in the basement tomorrow so I wont bother buying the right cable right away.
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Did you also run the motor with the radiator cap off as a way of seeing if any air bubbles present? |
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Yup and that is how I found out, there were some bubbles but I didn't need to add anymore fluid to the system because there was enough in the overflow that it sucked it out from there and cleared out the air pocket. Make sure you don't forget to blip the throttle a couple times to help circulate the coolant. Where were the oil leaks coming from?
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Interesting, PM me your email address....I have something that might help you!
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