OBD2 on 401

mrlm said:
...Supposedly 5.5 sec 0 to 60...
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(Off topic) - the 5.5 is due to the gearing if I understand correctly.
Taller gearing should lower the 0-60 considerably.

(On Topic) - the diagnostic tool I got seems to be plug and play... is that possible?
 
Vintage Veloce said:
I ordered an OBDLink MX+ ODB2 Bluetooth Scanner.

My hope is to be able to record rides and then look at the RPM, Throttle, Speed, and AFR, etc...

This guy has a good video...
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The guy in the video was selling KTM cables and the PID codes (RPM, Commanded F/A, Measured F/A, Commanded AFR, Measured AFR, and Transmission Gear), but seems to have disappeared. They have to be all available somewhere...
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How did it go? Did you manage to get the throttle info?
 
Hey guys. Looking to diagnose a strange issue I had on my bike. Wouldn’t start, kept on cranking over but wouldn’t fire. Took apart the electrical thing (lol, don’t remember what it’s called — on the left side where the spark plug lead attaches too), put it back together, wouldn’t start, then waited a bit and it started. But there’s a check engine light. Sounds and rides fine. Power is there, no staling. But light hasn’t gone away. Don’t know if it will go away after a few cycles.

Was wondering about obd2. Mine is 2021, so I believe I need this euro5 connector and an obd2 app. I have obd2 Bluetooth (somewhere) so can I use any old scanner with the euro5?

I see lots of euro5 on Amazon, so I think those will work right?

Is there any particular app you guys use that interprets the codes better than others?


Rob
 
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