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Date:         Mon, 5 Jun 2000 14:43:50 -0700
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Subject:      Re: I've seen the Tii conversion completed
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> What puzzles me is how does one get an electronically managed FI system to > operate in other than a default mode without the OXS?

The system never runs in a closed loop mode. My bmw K75S motorcycle uses a motronic brain w/o o2 sensor.... The ecu just runs directly off the data maps without feedback from the system. This means things like intake leaks are dying fuel pressure regulators are not going to be corrected for. But then, exhaust leaks are not going to screw up the system either...

dave


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