Exhausts active exhaust valve

[wobblebob]

just noticed that bloody operated cable system for the active exhaust has come a part at at top end,leaving the system closed at valve before the mufflers on my fatbob,will this cause me any problems ?should i wedge it open until i can inspect it at other end to see why cable has come awaytnx

[Holmsey]

Not sure if this helps you, but I am having mine wired open this week and something fitted to let the ecu think it is still working, I think that's what the guy said.
I can let you know the outcome if you like, it is being sorted this Thursday.

I guess you cant just wire it open as the job is costing around £80.

[Urrell]

Originally Posted by Holmsey

I guess you cant just wire it open as the job is costing around £80.

Think your £80 is mainly for kit to stop the ECU showing faults for the valve and to perhaps hold it open.

[Framie]

Check out this thread, I used an adapter plug on mine as discussed in this thread

http://www.harley-davidson-hangout.c...e-pipes-2.html

[wobblebob]

Thanks anyway guys but i decided to sling the original pipes and have v/h short shots on it now with v/h fuelpack and se breather,so problem sorted

[Holmsey]

Just thought I would tell you what happened anyway ;o)

I have Krome Werks slipons already.

Cost was £60 finished in the end. Part was £18 + vat. The Valve was wired open and disconnected in the air filter and the signal eliminator fitted.

Has a much better roar when you are on it now, and seems much more responsive. I had a great ride home, so I am well glad I had it done.. saving for the stage one fuel pak and filter next... I guess I could of fitted the eliminator myself and wired the valve shut but I would of wired it closed ;o) as I thought it worked the other way round Derrrr a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

[Gypsy]

Left mine on ,it opens as rev higher anyway ,still a good sound easier to put back to standard that way.No issues with it as i know of