Bazzaz installation question

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  1. RepsolRuss

    RepsolRuss Active Member

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    Hi guys

    After a little advise. I've a 2011 Blade and I'm fitting full Bazzaz gubbins to it. However I have a quick question.

    It's saying I need to splice in to a neutral wire from the GPS (gear position sensor) but my 2011 bike hasn't got one. Am I able to use the neutral wire from my speed sensor switch which plugs in on top of the crank case? If so, which colour wire if the neutral?

    Thanks chaps :)
     
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    RepsolRuss Active Member

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    Fixed it!!! All sorted :)
     
  3. Moon

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    Have you got the z-afm as well?
     
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    I was going to go for the Z-AFM but decided against it. I initially thought it worked the same way as a PCV Auto Tune, but after some investing I found out it works differently. The Auto Tune adjusts on the fly, where as the Z-AFM needs to be plugged in & the map suggestion needs to be confirmed via lap top etc.
    I'll just get a good bit of Dyno time in to find the optimal map and go from there I think :)
     
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    I have the z-afm on mine and the map I have built so far seems good in terms of smoothness but just wanted to compare with some other peoples to see if I can make it better in anyway
     
  6. exuptoy

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    @Moon , how did you manage to fit the wideband sensor on the exhaust? Is your O2 sensor bung only 12mm or have you modified it to take an 18mm wideband Z-AFM sensor? can you even get these sensors for the bazaar in 12mm?
     
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    Widebands are generally 18mm, think(could be wrong) the PC and Bazzaz are both generic bosch products, just brazed a PC version into my yoshi right next to the OEM one.
     
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  8. Moon

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    I'm not sure if its 12mm of 18mm but yes the bazzaz is bigger than the standard one.
    So on my exhaust yoshi r77 full system i unscrewed the standard o2 sensor then I unscrewed the step down ring? from the exhaust. It has a larger hole in the exhaust in which a ring with a smaller hole screws into it and also a cap to fit in the small hole to block it all off. So you have the option of no hole, small hole or large hole.
     
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    After you unscrew your sensor do you have a bit that looks like you can put a spanner on it?
     
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    I'll have a looksee later.:D
     

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