TuneECU - Maps Thread - Install - FAQ

[Black_Daytona]

Originally Posted by Disrupt

I am not sure which vin# series you would fall under, but the TOR map is a good place to start, you would either need a custom tune for it to be perfect. You could also ask a fellow 2011 daytona member to use his tune (free or for a fee) if he has a similar setup which would be better than the TOR, but each bike is slightly different so it would need to be fine tuned for best results.

Also did you restart the computer after your initial try? Sometimes it will automatically install the drivers and needs the computer to be restarted for it to take full effect.

My VIN is in the range of # 381275 and upwards. Its actually 406***. I havent restarted the computer yet. Do I really need to take off the lights fuse in order to start the program or its not necessary?

[Disrupt]

Originally Posted by Black_Daytona

My VIN is in the range of # 381275 and upwards. Its actually 406***. I havent restarted the computer yet. Do I really need to take off the lights fuse in order to start the program or its not necessary?

You should because when tune ecu is on and the bike is on, it will drain the battery and the program will stop. It would suck if it was uploading and half way it failed. You can either unplug the fuse or hook it up to a car/tender/charger. I hooked it up to a battery charger and was good to go.

[Dismalrain770]

Originally Posted by Black_Daytona

My VIN is in the range of # 381275 and upwards. Its actually 406***. I havent restarted the computer yet. Do I really need to take off the lights fuse in order to start the program or its not necessary?

You need to be able to maintain a constant voltage above 12 volts. Without a tender connected during the entire process you take the chance of the voltage dropping to low and messing things up. Pulling the fuse is an added precaussion to help keep that from happening. Just remeber to put the fuse back in because the bike might not start without it.

[Disrupt]

You can go with either map 20596 or 20598. Main difference being octane rating.

[Black_Daytona]

Thanks for all the info guys. Ill be posting updates when I install my slipon and start the software.

[sirhosis of deliver]

I'm having issues installing the drivers and getting the cable to be recognized by the computer. ( I knew I would)

I spent the extra and purchased the cable from Lonelec which is the one recommended on the tuneecu site.

Went to the page where the driver instal is. Installed the drivers that suit my operating system. Extract the files, then plug in the cable as per the instructions on the tuneecu site and bam, nothing! WTF! Help!

[sirhosis of deliver]

Never mind.

Downloaded the driver from the lonelec site for the tuneecu cable and hey presto, it worked.
Just downloaded tune 20596 after lowering the air flap opening RPM and the fan cut in temp.

Off for a ride now to test!

[Shocker13]

There is no reset TPS in the ECU tab in my version of tune ecu. So how do I reset the tps.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Motorcycle.com Free App

[sirhosis of deliver]

Try "reset adaptation" under the ECU tab mate

[dubguy85]

Just got my full akra on my 2012 675r.. Should I upload the full arrow and then tune from there on a dyno? Or just start with how it is now and then adjust with the dyno?