Harley Davidson XR-1200 - New Throttle Position Sensor Fixed Idle

Here is the parts list needed to replace the TPS. They are all HD numbers.
1ea - KIT, throttle position sensor Part no. 27629-01A
2 ea - SEAL, intake (2) Part no. 26995-86B
2 ea - O-RING Part no. 11290
2 ea - O-RING Part no. 11351
Disassembly instructions can be found here. • XR1200 Harley Davidson...

[@jeffkeni]

That sounds beautiful! I can imagine how good you feel to have tackled the issue.

[@TiagoFdeAlmeida]

i have the same issues in my bike..., I will try to do the same to fix my xr1200x.

[@xpsgarage]

Let us know how it works out.

[@arkus9905]

Hey, thanks for your videos about the XR, not much content around on these, especially here in Germany. Maybe it would be possible for you to upload a short clip with your idle set to a thousand, 900 and 850, 800rpm to hear the sound difference. I‘m thinking about getting a powervision but am not sure if it is worth the invest just for tinkering with the idle.
Cheers and greetings from southwest Germany!

[@xpsgarage]

I could do that but you are not really supposed to have it idle less than 900 rpm due to it causing low oil pressure.

[@arkus9905]

@@xpsgarage yup, I know. It’s just out of curiosity. But still I don’t think that it’ll harm your engine more than for example a serious amount of cold starts. Cheers!

[@xpsgarage]

@@arkus9905 No it won't hurt anything to try I just thought you might be planning on setting it lower. I'll make you a video as soon as it warms up enough to run it.

[@arkus9905]

@@xpsgarage Thanks a lot!

[@Bundegaard2]

What that instrument you using to messure the diff. Value with?

[@xpsgarage]

That is the Power Vision Black series tuner from Dynojet. Very handy tool but a bit pricey.

[@Bundegaard2]

@@xpsgarage thanks 👍😊