Bypassing your EHC

Mickmorris

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I’m not sure what all would be involved in removing the EFI and reinstalling the super G setup. But I do know that tuning a Super G is relatively easy. And thinking the EFI is the opposite. Sure hope you get it sorted out and on the road. Just curious is the fuel pump in the tank?
 
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Snuffy

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IMO it’s fucked. Completely rewire with an Ech from Curtis. Don’t do the nose cone you already have a crank sensor. If you go back to carb it’s a different tank , and the Ech is different. Be sure what you want before the rewire. Personally I’d sell it and buy something decent that hasn’t been hacked up or pieced together. Best of luck
 

Snuffy

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Even if you spend all that money to get the wiring right and switch it back to carb. Then you can just hope the motor and tranny is good. You have no idea how many miles are on that motor and if it’s even solid. You will be relying on a lot of luck and it doesn’t seem like you have much so far. Best of luck to you.
 

Ribert R

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IMO it’s fucked. Completely rewire with an Ech from Curtis. Don’t do the nose cone you already have a crank sensor. If you go back to carb it’s a different tank , and the Ech is different. Be sure what you want before the rewire. Personally I’d sell it and buy something decent that hasn’t been hacked up or pieced together. Best of luck
If I did sell it , I would want it to run. I think it’s the sensor also. I just need to get my check and get one. It’s a really good looking bike. I could always rewire just do my sportster. Electrical stuff I can do but it takes me a minute to focus . I don’t really enjoy it. I have a two wire coil on the sportster with the three wire pick ups . And I’m trying to understand where my power comes from. From the batt, to the breaker, from the key start ignition to the breaker. Coil isn’t getting fire. I’ll look it up also just get lost trying to trace and locate


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Ribert R

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It’s just how I learn sometimes, not bad luck but more of a:shiittyway, But I know it will be ok engine has little over 180 in compression. Took my plugs out and turned it over, it blew my hat off . But it will work. All the sudden my brain will kick in and remind me of something, and it’ll be fixed


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Ribert R

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If I did sell it , I would want it to run. I think it’s the sensor also. I just need to get my check and get one. It’s a really good looking bike. I could always rewire just do my sportster. Electrical stuff I can do but it takes me a minute to focus . I don’t really enjoy it. I have a two wire coil on the sportster with the three wire pick ups . And I’m trying to understand where my power comes from. From the batt, to the breaker, from the key start ignition to the breaker. Coil isn’t getting fire. I’ll look it up also just get lost trying to trace and locate


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ok if I did the check properly , then the crank sensor shows to be good . I tested the terminals: ethereal wires so I tested the outside one to the middle one then the other outer to the inner one . Same amount read. CaN I jump over the ecm . From main power to the other side of ecm


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Ribert R

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I would not put a nose cone sensor in this bike.The bike already has a crank sensor and most likely this is why it want start is because it has went bad...if the crank sensor went bad you will not have any fire to the coil...

Now with that said I would rip out that dumb key fob horse shit and throw it as far as I could...then i would shoot it with my 50 cal to make me feel better. Maybe shoot it twice

The whole bike needs to be rewired and fixed correctly...and it being a efi bike now here comes the big money part of fixing it right...most likely going to cost more than you gave for the bike. This is where you got to figure out if it's worth that to you.

I'm sorry your having such bad luck with this bike but I wouldnt ride it to town until all that horse shit got taken off of it...
Well the crank sensor is new , the batt is the deka 20 l,310cca,. I have fire from the brand new coil to plugs until I try and crank the bike , when I try to start the bike it looses the fire .


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Ribert R

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I would not put a nose cone sensor in this bike.The bike already has a crank sensor and most likely this is why it want start is because it has went bad...if the crank sensor went bad you will not have any fire to the coil...

Now with that said I would rip out that dumb key fob horse shit and throw it as far as I could...then i would shoot it with my 50 cal to make me feel better. Maybe shoot it twice

The whole bike needs to be rewired and fixed correctly...and it being a efi bike now here comes the big money part of fixing it right...most likely going to cost more than you gave for the bike. This is where you got to figure out if it's worth that to you.

I'm sorry your having such bad luck with this bike but I wouldnt ride it to town until all that horse shit got taken off of it...
I have a super G carb, what is it that I will need to do to go back to the carb. Loose the keyless entry. And go back original ?? If someone was to get this back up and running, I could give them my 94 sportster, has 883 punched over 5 speed belt driven. But everything needs to be put back on bike. Has the minimum wire set up. The engine and transmission is on the frame, the wheels and brand new tires, brand new belt, coil, & wires. Brakes and old school clutch and front brake levers


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