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Considering the Motech doesn't require you to buy a dyno...the dyno purchase being a chunk for sure...and self tunes, its the way to go if you have the means and the need for that extra %.
 
“just disconnect your O2 sensors” he said

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The rear O2 sensors runs under the seat and under the gas tank:

red connector with yellow waterproofing unplugs from gas tank. The O2 sensors are below that
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The O2 sensorlook like this:
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this is a 2020 PV4, I’d assume the SFV4 are the same
 
They are the same but I think a better way is to unplug and remove them while plugging the bungs in the exhaust pipe. Or, leave them plugged in since it doesn't seem to matter at all.
 
He told me it matters. Just unplug them.
maybe there will be a new exhaust in the future and I’ll get those sensors completely outta there.

I hope it runs better with them unplugged


Upmap customer service told me to unplug the lambda sensor connectors. Where do I find those? Thanks in advance.
 
Did he tell you or did you ask why it matters?
I may have to call UpMap or Termi direct. “Unplug O2 sensors” was not part of the instructions in the app and it’s definitely running Termi software.

it was a lot of effort to just unplug the O2 sensors but it was a great opportunity to to renew all the little white washers and grommets

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The bike is running especially well particularly because it’s chilly here now but the one “issue” seems to be at partial throttle: the engine hesitates a little after completing an upshift, like it stutters a bit before getting back on the throttle. Maybe this is just it’s way this software handles making the shifts smoother. At WOT it completes shifts much quicker than stock, or so it seems. Does the T800 crew notice this?

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I may have to call UpMap or Termi direct. “Unplug O2 sensors” was not part of the instructions in the app and it’s definitely running Termi software.

Could it be that you loaded an "upmap" suited for stock exhaust? If so, that would explain why other maps require the O2 sensors to be unplugged.
 
I don't get your logic there. All the other maps are just for various slip-ons, be it Termi or Arrow so all would have the OEM collectors/manifolds with the O2 sensors.

None of the maps are for full systems. Which interestingly enough, the full Akra system still uses the stock O2 sensors installed into their Ti collectors/manifolds.
 
I don't get your logic there. All the other maps are just for various slip-ons, be it Termi or Arrow so all would have the OEM collectors/manifolds with the O2 sensors.

You don't get the logic of the instructions stating that the sensors should be unplugged in some cases and not others either.

Manifolds having provisions for O2 sensors has nothing to do with weather the sensors need to be installed or not. O2 sensors are components used in closed loop calibration. When using an open loop calibration the O2 sensors serve no function.

Keep in mind that the Termi and Arrow slip-ons you mentioned eliminate most of the factory emission restrictions.

None of the maps are for full systems. Which interestingly enough, the full Akra system still uses the stock O2 sensors installed into their Ti collectors/manifolds.

Again, the full Akra system has O2 sensor provisions because you may choose to use closed loop tuning to manage engine calibration or not. It does not "uses the stock sensors installed" it has provisions for them or other types of sensors, narrow band (factory type) or wideband. As for "their" collectors/manifolds being Ti is entirely besides the point.

Can you explain why some installations require disconnecting the O2 sensors and not others?
 
I still haven’t seen “unplug O2 sensors” in any instructions including in their app that looks like it was created 15 years ago

the only proof that I even needed to strip the bike and just unplug them was post 167 in this thread:

https://ducatiforum.com/threads/upm...treetfighter-v4-v4s.42700/page-17#post-366744
Mine are unplugged and my bike is running exceptionally well.
I would like to see some massive improvements to the app because this is the way forward.

They have my list of requests. I hope they can put together the resources to take this platform to the next level

at least my bike is running well now
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I have a 959 and the T-800 instructions say to disable the lambda and exhaust valve O2s. I disabled them by unplugging them
 

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Kev do you have a stock exhaust and what map did you use?
I have a Zard slipon, it’s 4-2 with the factory manifolds then the Zard splits it back into 4 so each side of the exhaust can have front & rear, then goes back to 2 and out the silencers.
Termi doesn’t have a map for it and my tuner cannot create a Dyno tune on this platform

My first map was free with the purchase of T800 otherwise it would have been $159 in funny money. I went with the Arrow map with DB killers removed

I’ll try to get to the Dyno soon

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