Exhaust acuating motor bypass
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/10/2006 6:27:23 AM
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baxsom
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if you mean the servo that the actuates the cables
then it must be plugged in to the wiring harness or you will get a light
the cables can be removed from both the servo and the exhaust valve
but only a HRC ecu will stop the MIL light from coming on if you take off the servo itself
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/11/2006 9:26:48 PM
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zerochickenstrips
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I really didn't want to hear that, Baxsom, but thanks for the reply. I guess I'll do some fiddling to try to work something out. I've removed the drive motor for the cables and in neutral I don't get a light as long as the potentiometer is kept at a certain spot (I'm guessing it's the "standard" (as the manual calls it) position. But while I had the actuator case apart, with the motor and potentiometer still wired, I tested it by turning the potentiometer ever so slightly and noticed that the motor came on (trying to adjust the cables to the correct spot I assume), but since no gears were attached, it kept spinning until it threw a code. So by keeping the potentiometer at that "standard" position, I was able to cut the motor off and simply have the potentiometer epoxied in place and it worked fine in neutral at all rev ranges. However, I did not take into account (stupidly) that when the bike is in gear and moving, the ECU expects the cables to be moving and therefore as soon as I go above 2-3 mph, the light comes on, but engine operation is not changed at all. Oh well, I guess I'll save up for a new one and be more creative with the options that I have available to me. Live and Learn.
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/11/2006 10:37:38 PM
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baxsom
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you have done more work than anyone i have ever heard of
just leave the gold piece that the cables were connected to installed and it will not throw a light
check this page out
look under the heading on the left called Exhaust Gas Control Valve (EGCV)
http://hooliganbiketech.dynup.net/hondacbr1000rrweb/1000RR_frameindex.htm
it shows the pic of the servo motor
the bike on the site is an 04 so the servo is by the engine block
on an 06 the servo is under the seat by the trunk lock
as long as the servo is plugged into the wiring harness you shouldnt get a cel
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/12/2006 8:24:22 AM
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MgA_ODEN
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quote:
ORIGINAL: zerochickenstrips
I need the space for my power commander
Under the tank at the front of the battery box.
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/12/2006 8:40:05 AM
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baxsom
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i must have a larger trunk than you do because my speedohealer, pc3, tool kit, and insurance paperwork fit into my trunk fine
what all is filling up yours?
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/12/2006 8:53:41 PM
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outsider8
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to the best of my knowledge,the ecm does not want to see a open circuit(will turn on the engine light)
try using something place of the exhaust valve servo-i have been thinking about wiring up
leds for that connector-so while i am riding-every time the valve,that no longer exists, is told
to work-the leds light up!!why-no valid reason,except for keeping the engine light off
o8
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/13/2006 10:35:21 PM
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zerochickenstrips
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Yes I realize where the motor is. I needed that space to put my Power Commander in because my trunk space will be filled with two HID light ballasts. Believe me, with them in the trunk, there is absolutely no room for anything else, esp. a power commander. Thanks for the responses guys. And outsider, I checked the manual and when testing the potentiometer, there is a specific range of resistance the ECM is expecting to see, otherwise it will throw a code. So in order to make your LED idea work, you would need some pretty extensive wiring to take care of all of the potential resistance values that the potentiometer goes through when the cables should be adjusting, but interesting idea. And MGA, I was trying places underneath the tank, including in front of the battery box, but there was just no room. I realize the PCIII is more or less water proof, but I still want to keep it out of the elements as much as possible.
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/14/2006 7:12:01 AM
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DrDRFT
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In my trunk I have got,
DynoJet Power Commander,
DynoJet Ignition Module,
DynoJet Quick Shifter cable adaptor,
Alarm Unit with perimiter sensor, Igntion kill module,
ALOT of wiring to all the above, and below
Speedo Healer,
Reseister box for the intergrated brake light,
My inner gloves, balaclaver, Helmet holder wire......
That is a tight squeeze......?
Wanted to fit most of it under tank or anywhere but trunk but on the 06' their was no where at all that I could find????!
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/14/2006 11:02:10 AM
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baxsom
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mu suggestions is to velcro it to the bottom of your rear seat or cowl
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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/14/2006 12:13:56 PM
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outsider8
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do you have a diagram of that circuit for a 06 1000?,my 954 s/m does not really tell me
much about it-except keep it plugged in!,i have 5 pin connector-2 pins are used to power the motor,
2 other pins have splice points to other sensors(tells me-power and ground circuits-can be unplugged)the last
pin monitors the last 2 pins mentioned-this wire is the key to removing the
valve-when i posted the reply-it was based of off the 954-i cant see the 06 model
being anymore complex-is it?
o8
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