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1. #Yamaha f115 ecu flash install
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#Yamaha f115 ecu flash code

MIL status OFF (meaning, check engine light on dash is off)ĭisconnect the OBD2 Code Reader, and the Yamaha-to-OBD2 adapter cable, place T7 obd2 plug back in its rubber boot and make sure its secured to the bike.

Here you can see that the status reports: The procedure is the same as if it were performed on a car.Īgain "read the codes" using your obd2 code reader to see if there are any stored codes, (this is just to verify cleared status)

#Yamaha f115 ecu flash manual

Steps to do this will be dependent on the code reader you are using, but generally after you "read the codes" you will then have the option to "clear the codes" follow your obd2 code readers manual (if needed) to clear the T7 ecu stored codes. The codes present after the ecu flash, are incidental codes, they are not actual codes indicating an engine or ecu fault and should now just be cleared.Ĭlear the codes using the OBD2 code reader (this is a normal function of any OBD2 code reader) The rest of the monitor status is not important. MIL status ON (meaning, check engine light is illuminated on dash)Ĭodes found: 6 (meaning, code reader found 6 fault codes) In this example we can see that the status shows: Turn on your ignition key to the ON position, but DO NOT START the ENGINEĮngine MUST REMAIN OFF for entire code reading/clearing/verifying procedureįollow your OBD2 code reader prompts and "read the codes" The code reader will power on as soon as its plugged in Plug in your OBD2 code reader to the yamaha obd2 adapter Remove plug (its held onto the bike tail section via rubber boot) and plug in the Yamaha-to-OBD2 adapter cable The T7 has its Yamaha OBD2 plug located under the rider seat, close to the battery. You will also need an OBD2 code reader, any generic OBD2 code reader that you or your friends have will do the job. (you can get yours on Amazon, they're cheap or borrow one from someone?) You will need a Yamaha-to-OBD-2 adapter cable like this one: Goal: Check, Clear, Verify trouble codes stored in bike If there are no check engine lights on, you are done! Or go to the next step, and take care of it yourself! Take the bike to your dealer to have the trouble codes cleared (nah!) If you do have a check engine light on, you can:

If you have any faults in the ECU the check-engine light (yellow light directly below ABS light) will be illuminated like in this photo: Once the ECU is safely back in the bike, start the engine and look at the dash Goal: Check to see if the bike is running ok, and if there are any check-engine faults stored in ECU

#Yamaha f115 ecu flash install

Follow the tuners advice for shipping and labelling.įollow the above steps 1,2,3 in reverse order to install ECU back into your bike Package up the ECU, preferrably using a static shielded bag (like the type used for sensitive electronic computer components) and appropriate packaging, and ship to your tuner. Goal: Ship ECU to your flash tuner of choice Here is the tail section with the ECU removed and rubber boot back on:ĭo not touch the metal pins on the ECU itself, this is the main computer/brain of your bike and is an electronic and sensitive device (not to mention expensive to replace) You can now remove the ECU from the bike, and you can remove the rubber boot from the ECU itself. Here is the Rocker-Arm rotated away, which disconnects the ECU from the cable bundle: This rocker arm needs to be gently rotated away from the ECU body (to the left in this photo) The connector has a rocker arm latching mechanism as seen in this photo:

The ECU is also connected to the wiring harness cable bundle via a plastic connector The ECU is secured in place with a rubber boot (that attaches to the rear sub-frame via two tabs) Goal: Remove ECU from the bike, taking care not to damage ecu or its connector Remove negative terminal cable from battery Goal: Render bike electrically safe, prevent damage to ecu and other electrical components. The ECU is on the left side, and has a cable bundle going to it Remove tail plastic (there are 3 sections of plastic fairing that need to come off) Goal: Remove tail section plastic to uncover ECU that is located in the tail, left hand side (clutch lever side) of bike. Some of the steps will be generic and not described in detail (ie removing tail section plastics) this post focuses more on the actual ECU details. Read the entire post to have a good idea of whats to come. This tech tip is meant to help give you an idea what may need to be done and is for entertainment purposes only.

#Yamaha f115 ecu flash plus

Here is a list of steps that should help to get you through the task of removing and re-installing the ecu, plus a few things you may need to do aftewards. You just decided to have your Tenere 700 ECU Flashed at a tune shop of your choice,