With the Woolich system, I just disable the servo motor and remove it.Yeah I cut my cables. I left the servo in there so he feels like he's still doing something. Also because I don't have a servo buddy to stop the error code coming up.
There is a thread to make the servo buddy for the Gen 4. It works for the Gen 5 also.:thumbsup:Yeah I cut my cables. I left the servo in there so he feels like he's still doing something. Also because I don't have a servo buddy to stop the error code coming up.
I bent a lot of shit (that was being removed anyway) to get my cables off lol. I did it while installing a PCV and the brock's 3/4 exhaust, so I had half the bike torn down anyway which you would think would make it pretty easy, but it was still pretty damn annoying to get those cables. out of their home.There is a thread to make the servo buddy for the Gen 4. It works for the Gen 5 also.:thumbsup:
Well shit. Mine FML lights just started flashing now after I pulled my o2 sensor out last night. Time to flash I guessMy F M L lights are blinking, even after disabling the Exhaust Valve in the Woolich system...
Strange, removed the cables, the electronics, and the F M L lights blinked. I thought it was because I had not flashed it with the Woolich system to disable the servo motor. When we hooked up the Woolich system and flashed it, still flashing F M L. Put the Servo motor back on, still flashing.
We upgraded the Firmware in the Woolich and then flashed again and cleared all codes. Presto, working like a charm.
Not sure what the problem was, but back in business now.
Any idea how much that CAT weighed I removed? Seemed heavy! :grin2:
https://youtu.be/OTzLLfxI7o8
I'm hoping cutting them will help them come out easier :badteeth:I bent a lot of shit (that was being removed anyway) to get my cables off lol. I did it while installing a PCV and the brock's 3/4 exhaust, so I had half the bike torn down anyway which you would think would make it pretty easy, but it was still pretty damn annoying to get those cables. out of their home.
After you cut them, you must use a sledge hammer to widen the frame, then a blow-torch to melt some parts, then they slide right out :grin2:I'm hoping cutting them will help them come out easier :badteeth:
Yeah well usually destroying what you're removing speeds up the process lolAfter you cut them, you must use a sledge hammer to widen the frame, then a blow-torch to melt some parts, then they slide right out :grin2:
Actually they will just slide out after you cut them. :wink:
According to the instructions i got with my yosh i said to leave the servo motor installed?Remove the entire servo motor. Weight reductiom ftw.
Only cuz it'll throw a code if you pull it. Buuuut if you have a flash it will disable code.According to the instructions i got with my yosh i said to leave the servo motor installed?