Can you add a fueler to a Gen3 Harley?
If your bike is stock the way it came from the factory it is already running very lean. If you remove the baffles or add a free flowing air filter it will run even leaner. You could add a fueler to richen up the air fuel ratio. The new Gen3 will be easy to install and adjustable for any future mods you might make.
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Can a fuel injected Harley be reprogrammed?
Discussion in ‘ General Harley Davidson Topic ‘ started by GimmeFuel, Sep 6, 2011 . I know that if there is a change in the exhaust or air-intake on a fuel injected bike, the fuel injection is simply reprogrammed. What would need to be done if I simply removed the baffels from stock exhaust pipes?
When did my Wife’s Harley start to misfire?
My wife’s 2005 FLHTCUSE2 began to develop problems a few weeks ago. After a short ride, we stopped for her to get gas. On the way home, her Harley started to misfire and run poorly. I lost sight of her so I pulled over. After about 15 mins she showed up and said her bike would not stay running.
Where is the oil tank on a Harley Davidson Heritage Classic?
The Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic uses a 2.0-gallon oil tank positioned under the seat, directly behind the rear cylinder on the engine. With high-compression motorcycles, like the Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic, it is important to check oil levels before every start to ensure your oil tank is full at all times.
My wife’s 2005 FLHTCUSE2 began to develop problems a few weeks ago. After a short ride, we stopped for her to get gas. On the way home, her Harley started to misfire and run poorly. I lost sight of her so I pulled over. After about 15 mins she showed up and said her bike would not stay running.
Discussion in ‘ General Harley Davidson Topic ‘ started by GimmeFuel, Sep 6, 2011 . I know that if there is a change in the exhaust or air-intake on a fuel injected bike, the fuel injection is simply reprogrammed. What would need to be done if I simply removed the baffels from stock exhaust pipes?
If your bike is stock the way it came from the factory it is already running very lean. If you remove the baffles or add a free flowing air filter it will run even leaner. You could add a fueler to richen up the air fuel ratio. The new Gen3 will be easy to install and adjustable for any future mods you might make.