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Cruiser
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Apopka, FL | In my TC days, I cleaned my own throttle bodies. Plus showed several others how to do it. Not a hard job, just something to do. With the newer closed loop fuel systems, is this still a necessity? Hadn't seen any chatter about it.
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Fargo, ND |
Good luck even getting AT the throttle bodies on the Vision. :| |
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Apopka, FL | But my question was, it is still necessary with the closed loop system?
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Orlando | I'm not a Victory Tech... I am a Master HD Tech, taught at Orlando MMI. You don't have to do anything. Maybe, if needed, run some FI cleaner through the system every 3k. |
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, IA | I read it was not needed on r visions unlike my late 04tc |
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Apopka, FL | hdfed - 2011-09-26 1:59 PM
I'm not a Victory Tech...? I am a Master HD Tech, taught at Orlando MMI.? You don't have to do anything.? Maybe, if needed, run some FI cleaner through the system every 3k.
So Chance, if you're a Master HD tech, do you ride up to work on your VVT? That would make them talk! |
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Orlando | DrDecay - 2011-09-27 2:34 PM hdfed - 2011-09-26 1:59 PM I'm not a Victory Tech...? I am a Master HD Tech, taught at Orlando MMI.? You don't have to do anything.? Maybe, if needed, run some FI cleaner through the system every 3k. So Chance, if you're a Master HD tech, do you ride up to work on your VVT? That would make them talk! Should have seen them while I was riding a BMW K1200LT! Hey, still got the HD in the barn... Besides, since 9/11/01 I am back in the law enforcement biz but still have my MC biz on the side. So, if any Central Florida riders need a good tech.... hit me up! |
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New Bohemia, VA | I clean mine everytime I ride...  |
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