A reply from Dyno Jet today.
While testing this bike over the last month or so it has become apparent we cannot disable the O2 sensor with the eliminators we already have, we also found just disconnecting the O2 sensor caused a lot of problems, chiefly the bike will cycle very rich during cruise situations.
We are currently working on a solution, however as it isn't going to be an immediate answer we have decided to release the XT660 power commanders with a note attached explaining that:
"Due to the close loop emission system used on the above bikes it is not possible to make fuel changes with the power commander between 3500 and 6000 RPM, below 20% throttle.
It is not recommended to disconnect the O2 sensor on these bikes."
The surging in caused by the bike running too lean during cruise situations. We have not "contacted Yamaha".
Hope this clears a few things up.
Martin.
Dynojet UK
01995 600500
www.dynojet.co.uk
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When I get on the Dyon next I will do some testing with the PCIII. I do not think I will be running my O2 sensor with my PCIII for now, it does not make sence to me.