How-To: Dynojet PCV Programmer Install on a Harley

[@HTMR]

Dynojet link -> www.howtomotorcyclerepair.com/dynojetPCV Exhaust link -> www.howtomotorcyclerepair.com/bassaniexhaust

[@macmcmillen6282]

I used to work for Dynojet as a software engineer. Cool company with cool products.

[@HTMR]

Cool!

[@RCDEPENDANT]

Can I download the software on my phone?

[@roadking155]

My favorite video so far. Thank you Matthew.

[@Motoinc]

Can you do this on a modern dirtbike , with Dynojet Bazzaz or similar? Just to see the benefit and if its wort it on a dirtbike for a average Joe Think Wiseco and FMF have them also.

[@wuwu1636]

how to deal with the oxygen sensor hole of the exhaust pipe?

[@HTMR]

Exhaust came with plugs.

[@wuwu1636]

@@HTMR thank you sir

[@jasonsilvers825]

Wow 👍

[@everettthoman2097]

do i really need to down lowd a map or will this auto tune as well

[@HTMR]

No auto tune on this model programmer.

[@antoniocorpus8014]

So your basically just running 1 o2 sensor rite ? And if so what u use to plug the whole with .?.?.

[@HTMR]

O2's are bypassed. Exhaust should come with plugs.

[@St3v3-0]

I wonder if dynojet changed there installs process. They are telling me I need to leave the o2 sensors installed I have a 2017 fxdls.

[@HTMR]

Does it come with O2 optimizers?

[@St3v3-0]

@@HTMR long story. Just bought the bike like this. Has the O2 delete plug just like you installed, but they installed the auto tune kit with the wide band o2 sensors. When I contacted dynojet they told me I should have both the oem narrow band sensors and the wide band o2s. So 2 o2 sensors per pipe. I plan on just ripping everything out and buying new factory sensors and running a power vision.

[@HTMR]

@@St3v3-0 Auto tune needs all those sensors for feedback for fuel correction. Why not just make it work with what you have?