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V11 Sport FI Connector Removal

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Cruisin' Guzzisti
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I just received my PC-V/Autotune/Reflash from Todd. Going thru the directions, the FI connector does not come off the same way as the current bikes. Is there a trick to getting it off, or do I just need to pry a little harder? It looks like it's connected to another place piece on the FI, and I'd hate to break something.
Here's a pic of what I have vs. what's on the current bikes.
Thanks, Ken.
 

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Per my direct e-mail, the style that doesn't depress is friction fit, so a nice tap at the bottom should do it, unless the clip has sunken in from extended excessive heat cycles, then I recommend prying it off before removing the plug... careful not to loose it if you do.
 
Thanks Todd! Your assistance has been incredible!
Just waiting to hear from you where the grey (TPS?) wire goes to. I know you're out of town, and you still have had some speedy replies! Everything is all set to go except for that grey wire.
Can't wait to fire it up and post results. Still 91F and humid outside at 12:30 am, and I've dripped sweat all over the bike. ewww.
Ken
 
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