Power commander for an RR6

As above really i'm looking out for either a PCV or a PC3 USB that will work on my 06 CBR1000RR so if you've got one for sale or you've spotted one going at a good price could you give me a shout please!!

Andrew

 

If i see one i will mate

 

There loads on eBay. It's a really common one as it fits lots of bikes. You can get a used one for £150

 

I've just been for a nose on the power commander website and the power commander 3 USB for my bike is: 125-411 now I couldn't see any other honda models with the same PC3 part number but load had same 3 final numbers -411. So do you mean all the models with the final 3 numbers of the PC3 model ending in ___-411 should be okay to use???

Cheers Andrew

 

Probably best to give them a ring mate

 

every power commander i,ve had ends in 411 its the first 3 numbers that are bike fitment numbers. i just sold my pc3 for the 06-07 blade which was 125-411 but the 04-05 one that is 121-411 fits and works just needs the 125 maps loaded. hope this helps.

 

Like the cb1000 one fits the blade but you just change the maps. And the instructions don't match too.

 

Don't forget to get an O2 sensor eliminator too.

 

Mine doesn't have an O2 sensor because it a USA spec bike, which if find really odd!

 

Ah OK sorry didn't realise it was a US bike.

 

If you want to fit a PCV the one for the 600rr fits and you just load the correct map. Have a look on the 1000rr.net site for which model of 600 it is.

 

I purchased a PCV for the 06 1Krr which came with correct connectors. As for the O2 eliminator I simply added a 300ohm resistor to bridge the white and black/white wires in the harness end of the O2 sensor plug.

You can find the plug inside your right fairing by the frame - theres a bank of 4 plugs and its the first white plug from the left (from memory I think the order from left goes red, blue, white, white) with the third plug being O2 sensor. I only had to take off a few bolts and my frame slider to bend the fairing back enough to give me access.

Just unplug, fit a resistor (theres convenient little holes in the metal part of the plugs where the stalks from the resistor can clip in), tape up, and no more Fi light

 

I thnk he might have managed to get it done in the year since this was posted

 

haha yeah i know mega thread revive, but when i did my searching i came across heaps of dead end threads with no answer which didnt help me (or anyone else) at all.

now this one has an answer

 

Cheers!! lol