Hey mate, yes 100% cause if you disconnect it, you will get the error code and light on dash. You can clear it with a code reader, but don't forget to also buy the yamaha connector. All available on eBay.
@@craigslistofprojects3451 Thanks. I've got the OBD2 scanner and the adapter. That's how I got the error code. So you think everything should be fine just because the ECU was disconnected and needs relearning?
@@solferinomichelotti2985 no because the position of the throttle butterfly wether partially or fully open is the device that controls the amount of airflow entering the engine. Cutting air intake & increasing the orifice size allows more air entering the engine via the throttle body which is connected to your throttle. The reason you have to get the on board computer reprogrammed is to cope with increased air entering your engine. By reprogramming the software allows the injectors to stay open longer increasing the amount of fuel to have perfect fuel ratio of 14:1. 🖐🇦🇺
Noticeably sharper throttle response, lot more induction noise and for some reason 4th gear is a lot livelier. Really needs a tune to make the most of the increased air flow.
Why do you say a K&N filter upgrade? That so called filter let's dirt into your engine. Watch " project farm " air filter review. If you keep using it after that we'll it's on you.
@@tomg6284 upgrade as in higher air flow, yes you are right, higher flow equals less filtration. The choice is all yours, I ride in perfect conditions and over service my bikes so happy with my choice.
Great video. How about a video with the results
Great video thanks ! I'll order mine soon
Hey, thanks mate...👍
Any changes from the air box mod itself?? Thinkin bout doin it to mine
Hard to tell, but combined it's more responsive. Slightly more induction noise aswell.
Hi I just got an error code P2195 after installed that K&N air filter. Do you think that's because I disconnected the ECU? Thanks.
Hey mate, yes 100% cause if you disconnect it, you will get the error code and light on dash. You can clear it with a code reader, but don't forget to also buy the yamaha connector. All available on eBay.
@@craigslistofprojects3451 Thanks. I've got the OBD2 scanner and the adapter. That's how I got the error code. So you think everything should be fine just because the ECU was disconnected and needs relearning?
Really helpfull videos mate👍🏻
Thanks Pete.
Nice video, tks, but cutting the plastic cornett what is the sense? More air? Change response or other?
Hi Solferino, the theory is increased airflow with less restriction.
@@craigslistofprojects3451 but does not kill the low power?
@@solferinomichelotti2985 no because the position of the throttle butterfly wether partially or fully open is the device that controls the amount of airflow entering the engine. Cutting air intake & increasing the orifice size allows more air entering the engine via the throttle body which is connected to your throttle. The reason you have to get the on board computer reprogrammed is to cope with increased air entering your engine. By reprogramming the software allows the injectors to stay open longer increasing the amount of fuel to have perfect fuel ratio of 14:1. 🖐🇦🇺
How did you get the tubes off? I tried before with mine and they wouldn’t budge
They came off easily on mine ?
Did you empty the gas tank first?
@@michaelkopp7570 no, when you unplug the tank from the fuel line via the clip it stops the fuel flowing through. So it won’t all run out.
did you notice a difference
Minor improvement in throttle response and slightly more induction noise under load. 👍
any changes from changing air filter??
Noticeably sharper throttle response, lot more induction noise and for some reason 4th gear is a lot livelier.
Really needs a tune to make the most of the increased air flow.
Why do you say a K&N filter upgrade?
That so called filter let's dirt into your engine.
Watch " project farm " air filter review. If you keep using it after that we'll it's on you.
@@tomg6284 upgrade as in higher air flow, yes you are right, higher flow equals less filtration. The choice is all yours, I ride in perfect conditions and over service my bikes so happy with my choice.