Originally posted by haydug [B. I would make sure it is idling high enough. It should idle 2000-22000 rpm, which is alot higher that what most people are used to.[/B]
22,000 rpm's that seems a bit high, don't you think Doug?
guys i appreciate the advice, i will try these things when i get a chance, work has left me with about 7 free hours a day and i use those to sleep, hopefully i can get it running, derno, what does the calibration check actually do? is there a way to know if i need one?
Originally posted by scooter-crusher derno, what does the calibration check actually do? is there a way to know if i need one?
Basically it lets the ecu know where closed and wide open are. If they are off it does mess with everything in between so just cause it runs well in the top or bottom doesn't mean it isn't out.
As for knowing if you need one. If you never had one I would say you probably do. Several people on this site have noticed a performance improvement when they were calibrated properly.
Yup. It does happen. I am not saying that this is definitely your problem, but you should have this done just to eliminate it from the list of potential problems!
would it be possible to send my ecu to someone like Haydug and have it done or does it have to be done on my particular bike? because there is nowhere around here who will touch a dale with a stick.
yes that is all you need to do the job. The kit also comes with very thourgh instructions. Of course you always have the forums to turn to also. The kit consists of a software disc and cable for hooking up your ATV to PC or Palm. They will also give you a code for your particular bike. I might add this is a very important kit that will do more than just calibrate the throttle. ANY dale owner should have this kit, it is almost a nessesity.