Fuel Injection Tuner Pro ????

Six5 said:

Thanks for the feedback Beeker. :thumbup

Is it simply plug-n-play? Because Healtech indicates that it can be "tuned" via maps. :confused

Can you tell us anymore about what is involved in the "setup?"
http://www.healtech-electronics.com/download/FITunerPro_Intro_en.pdf


What is your mpg now?

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Six5,

I got the same ideas you got. I did some late night research and can answer a few of your questions and am working on something FUN!! :devious

I got my mac out, tried to emulate windows and hack it together. SUCCESS (until WINE crashed my mac, but I got what I needed out. CSV of TL1000S "map".) Program and maps are free to download from their website, and you can toggle 2 ( maybe 3 ) maps.

I think it is a 9 ( ?? ) wire install. 8 wire Suzuki Yosh plug in, then a posi-lock plug to ECU loom (where I don't know, as I only found some video in Portuguese and my Portuguese is not too good! It apparently shows TPS % and RPM live while highlighting the current map point. :hail ).



You basically change the startup procedure (with throttle positions) to do one of three maps: map1, map2, nomap (which seems to be alterable... which is why I say 3 toggled maps).

I noticed from this tuned map, the 2500 rpm 20-80% throttle is actually lower than stock. I bet cruising in 6th, at as low rpm as comfy, you may be able to sip gas.

Mind you, I don't have one, but I may be looking into it very shortly. I have a Yoshi, airbox mod, K&N filter, putting in TRE, so I figure a tune is a must.

Hello again...

I meant plug and play by...

All you do is buy the item, load the map or maps into it, connect it to the bike via expansion port and connect the two ecu wires (TPS and RPM) and you are good to go, just like that. Simples! (takes 10 minutes). Once the wiring is in place you could disconnect it in seconds, connect it in seconds- plus loading the maps takes seconds...

As it a very clever little box. I think it works by it gets the ECU to run the fuel MAP file in IT not the ECU map file and so you can program it with a power commander custom map (if you have one) or run a generic map like they supply or like I did find half a dozen maps on the web, analyse the data and compile your own map. When you connect via laptop in real time to the bike with it running you can see which map cell the ECU is using as you blip the throttle. You can adjust this in real time by 1 percent increments, so setting the bike up on a dyno should be really quick all you would need is a F/A meter. I didn't do this as analysing many maps - mainly PC3 ones on the net I came up with my own as below...

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My MPG increased by around ten percent on tank to tank fills and throttle response is very smooth compared to stock... As I run on part throttle most of the time it was a no brainer for me :yes

I bought this device because here in the UK they are maybe going to increase the ethanol content of our unleaded, this device gives me the options to tune the bike to the fuel at the pump whatever :thumbup - as the F/A ratios for increased ethanol are slightly different, from what I understand and have read.

Hope this helps - all the best :bounce

Dougie,

I would think a custom map that is close to your set up would be fine enough to ride the bike to the dyno. Even the stock map can't be too far off. Unless my bike was tuned with a Yosh box before I got it, then it is runnin the stock map.

Beeker,

Can you confirm these numbers? I am having trouble reading the font on your map picture.

var data1000 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0];
var data1500 = [0,3,4,5,2,2,0,0,0,0,0];
var data2000 = [0,2,-3,-5,-4,-2,-5,-9,-9,-4,-3];
var data2500 = [0,4,5,2,-1,-3,-3,-2,0,3,5];
var data3000 = [0,1,11,12,4,-3,-2,0,1,6,6];
var data3500 = [0,0,12,10,11,13,17,18,12,14,14];
var data4000 = [0,0,12,10,11,13,17,18,12,14,14];
var data4500 = [0,0,10,8,12,14,14,11,10,17,18];
var data5000 = [0,0,5,7,8,7,6,5,10,10,14];
var data5500 = [0,0,2,11,9,5,6,6,7,7,8];
var data6000 = [0,0,-1,6,8,7,6,5,14,7,0];
var data6500 = [0,0,-6,7,13,13,11,6,12,9,6];
var data7000 = [0,0,-2,7,12,13,11,10,14,14,12];
var data7500 = [0,0,0,10,9,8,10,12,12,10,8];
var data8000 = [0,0,0,9,9,8,10,12,11,11,11];
var data8500 = [0,0,0,9,7,9,9,8,14,15,12];
var data9000 = [0,0,0,6,7,8,8,9,12,15,14];
var data9500 = [0,0,0,6,5,5,6,7,11,14,11];
var data10000 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,6,10,12,14,11];
var data10500 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,6,10,12,14,11];
var data11000 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0];

That or either save me a larger picture and I will go over it. edit Saw mods in signature. Doing my air box now. Might have to try your map out! I included it in my visual with the guessed info above. If I am wrong anywhere, I can update and fix...


All,

I have been working on a visualizer for the maps... ENJOY :devious

3D MAP

X-AXIS: 500 rpm increments from 1000 - 11000
Y-AXIS: 11 throttle positions from 0-100%
Z-AXIS: "Units" from appx -10 to 20