TPS & AFV reset needed for altitude change?

[BuellRonin]

I just landed in Denver, CO and was wondering if the computer will adjust for the change in altitude?

I am just wondering if it is something to do?

I will be here anywhere from a month to a year.

I did my first ride in the rain coming down from George town...was a decent experience...but nerve racking.

Cheers!

 

[ReadyXB]

Indirectly, yes. XB models have no MAP or baro sensor, but the thinner air will be reflected to the ECM via 'EGO Correction' to correct overall "rich" fueling, which in turn will cause the ECM to lower the AFV. AFV will be corrected automagically as you drive, assuming you enter the Closed Loop Learn/Calibration region.

 

[303xb]

I'm in Denver also. Riding deer creek tomorrow if you're interested. This place is heaven on a buell

 

[fishgutz]

Envious
Years ago, like 1980, I was at Lowry AFB for tech training. A bunch of us drove up Lookout Mountain. Above the tree line in August. Still snow in some places. That would be an awesome ride on a Buell.

Have a great ride

 

[BuellRonin]

303xb

I'm in Denver also. Riding deer creek tomorrow if you're interested. This place is heaven on a buell

I didn't see this until late, but I just saw my rear tire yesterday and it was to the wire. Looks like something stabbed into it (rock, stick). Dunno, but glad to have made it home without issue.

I need to get the tire changed and I need to do an oil change (primary/engine) this Saturday. I will hit you up if I get her cleared either for Sat or Sun.

But lets meetup at some point. I joined a meetup group....not bad.

Cheers!