So my ECU has been flashed for a while with auto blip enabled. However, I just sent my ECU back out for another flash to smooth out the throttle but also have GP shift enabled. I converted my rearsets (Vortex) linkage over to GP. I just reinstalled the ECU today and now the quickshifter and autoblipper are not working. The quickshifter is enabled through dash. The bike will shift through the gears up and down but only with clutch.
Did I do something wrong or is my ecu still thinking it's in standard shift mode? I sent out ECU for GP shift and smoother throttle. Is there something I can do? I do not have woolich software.
Your shifter needs to match the polarization of the sensor. At first you had the shift arm setup one way, then made a mechanical change without getting the ECU reversed too. Send the ECU back and have them flip the sensor in the system
I am just figuring this out! The lever on engine doesnt actually change it just adds a pivot point to change lever direction. Now that they enabled GP shift on ECU is there a way i can reverse this without sending it back out?
Im going to see if I can flip the sensor. It is bulky but looks like I have enough wire to flip. If not then back out the ECU goes. Basically would I have them flash ECU back to standard shift pattern while keeping Vortex 2.0 rearsets set up for GP?
Thanks for the help man this is all making sense as I continue researching. Wish I would have realized how the design worked before I sent out ecu lol.. However, the throtte has smoothed out!
so the transmission can be shifted either direction for down or up just the ecu tells it it's gp or stock, so no need for rearsets?
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