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switching a power commander from one bike to another

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#1 ·
In '09 I rode my FLHTCU to Sturgis to get some exhaust work done. Had Rinehart true duals put on, big sucker air breather, and a power commander (think it was the V).
Can I take the power commander out of the elecrta glide, and do a plug and play into my 2012 road glide? I am having a full stage 1 and 2 on the RG.
I will deal with setting up the electra glide later.
I figured there is no reason to buy another tuner if I don't have to.
Now if I can't ( here goes a can of worms...) which auto tuner would you suggest
 
#3 ·
I believe that unlike the power vision, the power commander remains on the bike at all times and must be plugged into the ecu to operate. Therefore, it's a one bike at a time deal. Once married to one bike, it must be "divorced' from that bike to move it to another.
 
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Yes, you can move your PCV to the other bike as both bikes use the same one (Part # 15-011). You will however need to go to the Power Commander website and download a new map to the PCV that matches your current setup for the 2012.

If you purchased the PCV from Fuel-Moto they will also supply the maps you need (lifetime maps are one of the benefits of purchasing from FM).
 
#6 ·
Of course this all means that your old bike will run extremely lean. Good thing I am not the guy buying your old bike....:mad:
 
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