Stepper motor removal

Thanks Tribal
Secondaries were already removed when I purchased her, I removed the motor and the bracket for exactly the reason you mentioned,it looked like things could get interesting on a bumpy road lol.
The stepper motor cycles/ vibrates constantly ,not sure if that’s what it’s supposed to do or if it’s faulty.


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i am like most of the guys that think u shouldn't remove the stepper motor but will answer your question.
of coarse i am assuming that with the motor removed and in airbox u r not getting codes/light.
then u can measure the ohms on the motor and replace with a resistor of the same value ohms. keep in mind that the resistor gets real hot.
 
Mine is still where it was originally. All i did was disconnected the armature section which allows the stepper motor to do its thing. You have to leave it connected electrical or else face codes. Never looked back bike runs great.
 
Mine is still where it was originally. All i did was disconnected the armature section which allows the stepper motor to do its thing. You have to leave it connected electrical or else face codes. Never looked back bike runs great.
But does it cycle continuously with the engine running as described by OP?
 
No. I have never heard it cycle.

Thanks for the input chaps, doesn’t seem like there’s a definitive solution to the tick over/ idle problem and like everything in life there are many different opinions as to what one should/ shouldn’t change to repair or try to improve the ride.
 
My guess would be its cycling because it was told to move to a certain throttle percentage and when the ecu looks at the TPS for movement it reads none. Or its stuck in a home cycle and again since its unhooked mechanically the ecu again can't see the movement to the required voltage/ throttle percentage. Just thinking out loud here.
 
I removed the stepper motor 30000 miles ago ,when I switch the bike on I can hear it cycling but after the bike starts I can't hear it anymore. This could be because my exhaust is so loud and i'm wearing earplugs .The bike runs fine, but I think Warp an Turbo are correct in saying that it should really be in it's proper position and functioning correctly .
 


i agree with what u said
plus how do u set the primary tps without a stepper motor???
 
It can be done. I adjusted mine with no problem. The stepper motor is not all that. Nice to have on a cold morning and that's about it. To many headaches with the **** thing. Bike idles and runs better without it.