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The Basics of a Power Commander

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2008

The very basics of understanding the power commander and custom map.

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  • could someone please tell me what each of the three settings on the top of commander do?like is one for a good mile per gallon and one for a little more speed or something like that? I could really use the help lol. Thanks for your time.

  • hey bolanos I've been told not to mess with the settings..have the prfessional deal with the adjusting.

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  • i love the way mechanics explian stuff quick an to the dam point

  • Leaner motors cause damage. Fuel is the driving force of the explosion inside the cylinder. Granted too much fuel will bog an engine, but too much air will KILL an engine!

    I pretty certain this guy knows what he's talking about lol, now go play with your civic!!

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  • @bolanos777 The way I understand, Trying to make it simple. For max power you can richen the fuel AFR up to a point, But when the motors AFR is to rich it carbons up the cylinder head & piston, and the motor burns a lot of fuel. To make better MPG you don't go as far, So the motor is a bit leaner. Not to lean, or you get spark knock / detonation. You start to lose power, and can hurt the motor, If you run in that condition. You can even burn a holes in the piston by running to lean a AFR. My 2 c

  • @DaDamonMorder doesn't everyone know what stoichiometry is from grade 8? it was part of my compulsory education in australia anyway

  • @will3020 hey, great explanation thank you! getting my PC today :)

    what accent does the guy explaining have? like what state is it from?

    wer big fans here in the UK lol thanks

  • @bolanos777 the three buttons? high/mid/low are for your RPM ranges in each gearing. you can select a range by pressing the button and it will display the air-fuel mix for that range. holding down the 3 buttons at the same time allows you to perform small on the spot tweaks (about 0.1 +/- RATIO, not a measurement for tappets!) each led from top dead center of your valves through your fuel injectors. you can do this for each of the ranges. if you've had it mapped, let it be.

  • @bolanos777 the three buttons? high/mid/low are for your RPM ranges in each gearing. you can select a range by pressing the button and it will display the air-fuel mix for that range. holding down the 3 buttons at the same time allows you to perform small on the spot tweaks (about 0.1 +/-) each led from top dead center of your valves through your fuel injectors. you can do this for each of the ranges. if you've had it mapped, let it be.

  • @riderzinc try sugar or adding more cream

  • @riderzinc hahahaha ROFLMFAOLOLZBBQSAUCE!!!!!!!!!!­

  • that was a big help thx

  • does the power commander work on a bike with carbs or does it have to be fuel injection?

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