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triumph tt600 mapping
Miks15 - 7/7/11 at 07:46 AM

Hey Guys,

Yesterday i set about upgrading the map on my tt600 to sort out the known issues with the early models. I have a 2000 model so has the very first map. I used the TuneECU program that you can find online and uploaded a new map to the bike. (i used the second version intially). This was all easy and done within in 5 minutes. I took it for a test ride and it had sorted alot of the little problems at the lower end of the rev range. However coming up to a junction it just died on me. Started straight back up and the ride back was fine. But again just dieing as soon as i pull up. I cant get the bike to idle on a new map. I tried the 3rd version aswell and gave the same issues.

So i ended up putting the 1st version back on the bike just so the thing would idle and not die at every junction. However now im back to stage 1 with the same issues the first map has. Has anyone got any ideas why it might not be idling on these new maps?

Cheers
Mikkel


sickbag - 7/7/11 at 10:59 AM

I thought the dealers were tasked with updating the maps when they were first discovered to be wrong (under-statement). I know it's a bit late now but might be worth contacting one and ask them to upload their map.


Miks15 - 7/7/11 at 11:53 AM

Well the tuneecu program that i have does just that. And most of the maps they have on the website are oem maps so i wouldnt make any difference. I just cant understand why it wont idle? when on no throttle it just kills it self.


MikeRJ - 7/7/11 at 12:28 PM

Did you reset the TPS after downloading the new map?


Miks15 - 8/7/11 at 02:33 PM

Is this necessary? I might have another go over the weekend.

Another thing i noticed is that when on the diagnostics page of the program, the TPS shows 0% when not touching it which is fine, but when you crank it round to full throttle, it only shows around 65% is this normal? I expected that when i opened the throttle fully it would read 100%?

Cheers


MikeRJ - 8/7/11 at 04:28 PM

It can be needed after changing the map - this is definitely the case on the big triples (595/955) anyway. Have you signed up to the TriumphRat forums? They have a separate section for fuel injection tuning.


doddy - 8/7/11 at 06:08 PM

i have a load of speed four parts i thik there nearly the same if you need any form a 2002 bike
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Southern-Superbike-Spares/Triumph-Speed-Four-/_i.html?_fsub=1971386013&_sid=73183733&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

i could lend ypu the ecu to try if you wanted

[Edited on 8/7/11 by doddy]


Miks15 - 9/7/11 at 06:47 PM

Cheers for the replys guys,

I have signed up to the triumphrat forums but thought i check with the lcb'ers first as they seem to know everything, however will try the triumphrat forums now see if anyone has encountered the same issues.

Cheers Doddy,
I will see if i get anywhere with this first but thanks for the offer.

Mikkel