Chip Removel

ttstu · 10-Aug-2005, 09:44

Is this really a slot out slot in job? Is ther anything I should be aware of? Will the bike start afterwards?

marksduc748 · 10-Aug-2005, 11:52

what on?? dont think you can on the 749 or 999 but I have been known to be wrong. easy on the 748 916 etc just be carefull not to bend the pins when pushing the chip in.

bolds · 10-Aug-2005, 12:14

When you change the cpu on 749/999 you have to remove all the battery box and components -all the wiring is very tight so its a bit of a fiddle -also when cpu is unplugged the throttle position sensor has to be reset and thats a dealer only job with diagnostic kit

yellowisfriedegg · 10-Aug-2005, 13:02

Quote:

Originally posted by bolds
when cpu is unplugged the throttle position sensor has to be reset and thats a dealer only job with diagnostic kit

bollox

...........but you are right about where it is and how to get it out

ttstu · 10-Aug-2005, 19:26

So once I've stripped down have the bike it's just a swap job and she should start?

nathanhu · 10-Aug-2005, 20:21

yep but dont use the red key..........

bolds · 10-Aug-2005, 21:50

Quote:

Originally posted by yellowisfriedegg

Quote:

Originally posted by bolds
when cpu is unplugged the throttle position sensor has to be reset and thats a dealer only job with diagnostic kit

bollox

...........but you are right about where it is and how to get it out

Quote from workshop manual " When changing the throttle body,and or the throttle position sensor,or the engine control unit,or the section of wiring connecting these parts,it is necessary to carry out a new TPS reset procedure"

yellowisfriedegg · 11-Aug-2005, 08:18

ah well , my old 999S , the wifes 749S and my current 749R must not have read the workshop manual then , all 3 have had the CPU off and swapped for a race CPU and swapped back again with no problems

ttstu · 13-Aug-2005, 12:13

Well fingers crossed then.

gimpboy450 · 13-Aug-2005, 20:35

to carry out a new TPS reset procedure'

How do you perform this TPS reset??/

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10-Aug-2005, 09:44	#1
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Chip Removel Is this really a slot out slot in job? Is ther anything I should be aware of? Will the bike start afterwards? Reply

10-Aug-2005, 11:52	#2
marksduc748 Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 410 Join Date: Mar 2004 Mood: me in a mood? NEVER! what on?? dont think you can on the 749 or 999 but I have been known to be wrong. easy on the 748 916 etc just be carefull not to bend the pins when pushing the chip in. Reply

10-Aug-2005, 12:14	#3
bolds Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 462 Join Date: Apr 2004 When you change the cpu on 749/999 you have to remove all the battery box and components -all the wiring is very tight so its a bit of a fiddle -also when cpu is unplugged the throttle position sensor has to be reset and thats a dealer only job with diagnostic kit Reply

10-Aug-2005, 19:26	#5
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! So once I've stripped down have the bike it's just a swap job and she should start? Reply

10-Aug-2005, 20:21	#6
nathanhu Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 631 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Germany, 3 hours from the ring.. Mood: head down yep but dont use the red key.......... Reply

11-Aug-2005, 08:18	#8
yellowisfriedegg Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 453 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Aberdeen Scotland Mood: going for a ride... ah well , my old 999S , the wifes 749S and my current 749R must not have read the workshop manual then , all 3 have had the CPU off and swapped for a race CPU and swapped back again with no problems Reply

13-Aug-2005, 12:13	#9
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Well fingers crossed then. Reply

13-Aug-2005, 20:35	#10
gimpboy450 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 61 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Surrey Mood: crank it and bank it chip removal to carry out a new TPS reset procedure' How do you perform this TPS reset??/ Reply