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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 10/19/2006 5:34:16 PM

svtcobras

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Maybe a dumb question, but what function does the valve perform and what are the cables attached to? (servo)?

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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 12/24/2006 1:17:29 AM

buckward

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This is what you do; first, using a marker-mark the servo in the "factory" neutral position, remove the cables, then line up the marks from the servo wheel to the mounted motor, thats all you have to do, the light will stay off as long as ther servo believes it is in the "factory" position..................

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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 1/11/2007 12:27:49 AM

1000RR

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quote:

ORIGINAL: buckward

This is what you do; first, using a marker-mark the servo in the "factory" neutral position, remove the cables, then line up the marks from the servo wheel to the mounted motor, thats all you have to do, the light will stay off as long as ther servo believes it is in the "factory" position..................

Correct, but he wants to remove the whole servo motor, not just the cables.

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RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass - 1/12/2007 1:51:25 PM

RetroSBK

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If anyone wants to get rid of that big heavy ass thing... I have one HRC ECU left, but it fits only a 2004-2005 CBR1k...

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