| Author | Message | ||
     Jhanz |
Would I need to do a TPS reset after putting in new plugs? Thanks! | ||
| Ccryder |
No. | ||
| Cataract2 |
Neg. | ||
| Gentleman_jon |
Not needed. However, if you changed your plugs because of bad running, or high mileage, a TPS reset couldn't hurt, and might help the bike run better, especially if you haven't had one done in 5,000 miles or so. I though that my bike was running fine, but it ran a whole lot better after Hammer threw a TPS reset on it. It took him all of five minutes in the TWO parking lot, with his leathers on.  Then he did Tr95ker's, who also reported a big improvement. The trick is to find someone who REALLY knows how to do this relatively simple procedure. Seems like a fair number of HD mechanics do NOT. And doing it wrong can be worse than not doing it at all. | ||
| Jhanz |
I have the diagnostic software and have done the TPS reset. I had some issues with the software staying connected to the bike, but had sorted that out. Bikes going into hiding soon, but I had the plugs changed a little while back and was curious. Thanks for the insights. |
