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  1. #21
    Junior Moto jawa's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by the foolish fellow View Post
    (my bike is 2007 990) tps needs to be between .54 and .6v.
    I see you use a TUneEcu software.
    I've just bought 16pin usb cable and 6-pin ktm plug.
    I also downloaded all Tuneecu soft.
    Can you check something in your cable because I need to confirm it...
    Please see the FIG 1 picture on: KTM_Components

    because the 16pin cable I received has a male-type plugs where on the picture is female... Also in my cable the pin numbers are different...
    In my cable pin number 16 is on the other end than the one on the picture...also pin 1 is on the opposite side.

    Can you check how it is in your ?
    This is important for me because pin 16 is a 12V connector so if I do something wrong then I can damage ecu.

    Can you tell me how to check current TPS values so I can know is it ok or not and if not how to set correct values ?
    All that operation must be done on cold engine and when the engine is turned off so just turn a key into ignition position ? am I right ?
    do I need to touch a throttle ?

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  3. #22
    Adult Moto
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    Got the lead from adventure spec. Saved messin with pins.

  4. #23
    Adult Moto
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    Can you tell me how to check current TPS values so I can know is it ok or not and if not how to set correct values ?
    All that operation must be done on cold engine and when the engine is turned off so just turn a key into ignition position ? am I right ?
    do I need to touch a throttle ?[/QUOTE]

    it will come up on your tune dashboard. Take the reading when the engine has warmed to 4 bars. You'll need to fabricate a torx wrench that will fit between the side of the airbox and the tps adjustment screw on the side of the throttle body. You can gently ease the airbox to one side to give more room. Not that easy to set. Follow some of the posts over on adv rider.

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