2007 rocket 3 spark plugs

Wayne normally supplies the tune, either by email or onto a memory stick. However, you can read the tune out of the bike using TuneECU. Do you have TuneECU? It is THE most essential tool for your bike.
 
Wayne normally supplies the tune, either by email or onto a memory stick. However, you can read the tune out of the bike using TuneECU. Do you have TuneECU? It is THE most essential tool for your bike.

No I don't have tune ecu and wayne never gave me the tune now he is gone ughh??
 
spray starting fluid (with filter removed) if you have 3 filters remove them and do a quick spray about 6 inches away across the three throttle body with the throttle open about half way.
then close throttle and hit the starter button.
let us know what happen.
 
may be some one close to you will have the tuneecu.
there has been a couple of guys that have the same prob as you and another tune has solved the problem.
hanso has a thread that you can order the the tuneecu cable then you down load the program for free
it is a must. but getting it takes a while for it to arrive
getting the tunes is not a problem. i have one that i think is the original for tors w/o cat. and also the same with the secondaries wide open above 3000 rpm.
 
I have not reloaded the tune my tuner guy never gave it to me.i have not checked tps or crank sensor how do u check tps and crank sensor?


Crank Position Sensor cleaning procedure - performed when the bike is cold. Thanks to atomsplitter's and mitchpc' posts over on .com years ago.

"Apply 8mm socket to bolt and then fiddle the sensor out. There's an o-ring to prevent oil seepage so be careful upon removal and installation you don't damage it. I sprayed the sensor with WD-40 and used a microfiber cloth to wipe it clean and dry. Installation was stick it in thread in the retainer bolt, done. About 3 minutes total. Fired the bike up again and smooth as butter idle and after a few seconds rapped the throttle up with quick bursts and no black smoke. Talk about a worthwhile little job!!"

"8 MM wrench, a rag, and 10 minutes. Just a "spot" (about 1-2 Tablespoons) of oil came out."
 
Just to state the obvious, your kill switch isn't inadvertently in the off position is it?

Have you checked for a spark and there are 6 plugs, two per cylinder?
 
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