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redbikejohn 07-10-13 09:42

Does it really matter? Having bought it second hand I got no paperwork with mine so I just plugged it in. Is there any setting up needed that you require the led for?

Kev 07-10-13 10:56

Plug & play & way you go, the O2 controller remaps the closed loop circuit in real time.

madmax 25-10-13 23:02

OEM bike with the Kev Mods
 
Just wanted to let folks who have the OEM exhausts and Air filtration know that the KEV MODS mentioned in this thread work wonders even without changing anything else on the bike.

After putting both magical boxes on the bike, I took it out for a 230 km ride and noticed that the bike's throttle response was smooth at all RPMs. I hit the rev limiter a couple of times because the bike was running so sweetly in the 6k RPM range!

And in first gear, running along single track trails, the engine response to throttle inputs is SMOOTH.... No more "herky-jerky" while crawling around rocks!

I know, I know, everyone has said it before, but these mods make the bike so much more pleasant to ride. Thanks much for the great products, KEV!

becksvector 19-02-15 16:37

fitted the 02 mod
 
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8614/...e5c226a8_s.jpg , my crash bar location for the O2 mod. It transforms the rideability

Kev 20-02-15 12:50

Thanks for your feedback.:068:

Y2k 20-04-15 17:41

stage 1 + 2 + 3 done
o2 controller + fuel mode done
just got a new set of twin akra.
what time shuld i set the clock to?
thanks.

Kev 21-04-15 12:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y2k (Post 209235)
stage 1 + 2 + 3 done
o2 controller + fuel mode done
just got a new set of twin akra.
what time shuld i set the clock to?
thanks.

Feel free to download the mod instructions off my Ebay ad> http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/7416kevxtx/m.html?item=141644263870&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX% 3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

Kiwirider 04-06-15 08:01

O2 mod on Tenere
 
Was a bit sceptical as the Tenere runs pretty well but went ahead and bought the O2 mod.

Turned up pretty quickly and really simple to fit, used some double sided tape to stick the unit underside the tank.

Result. It's one of those changes that is quite subtle but once you realise the change you really really appreciate it. So whereas the bike had nothing under 3k revs and demanded a downshift it now pulls smoothly from down to somewhere nearer 2k revs. Saves lots of shifting and makes off roading or slow speed manouvering much much better, the bike doesn't feel over geared down low.

Recommended.

Kev 04-06-15 12:41

Thanks for your feedback, running the closed loop richer improves the torque in the lower RPM which make the bike respond better & ride smoother.

If any forum members are looking for Fuel + O2 controller or the Controller & Fuel mods separately send me a PM & we can have a chat.

Pardik 15-10-15 22:53

O2 controller
 
Just fitted on my new Tenere, only 200 km on the odo. Five minutes to install and it was an easy job: I used only fingers as my torch decided to die.
It takes me some minutes to catch the difference but once I realize I changed the drive style.
The Ten runs smooth on all the rev range, there is more torque at low revs. I dont have to shift down gear as much as before, the engine is smooth even under 3k revs.
Now its another bike, really fun to ride.

Definetly a "must" mod, thank you Kev

madruss 09-08-16 14:02

Bummer
 
Finally decided to buy one of these O2 controllers. Out of stock:cussing:This was the message which came up on Ebay when I tried to make the purchase

Kev 10-08-16 12:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by madruss (Post 223807)
Finally decided to buy one of these O2 controllers. Out of stock:cussing:

Who said they are out of stock I have plenty in stock ready to post next business day?

http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/7416kevxtx/m.html?item=131904194900&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX% 3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

If you just want a fuel mod: http://www.xt660.com/site/node/136

CaptMoto 10-08-16 12:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kev (Post 223830)
Who said they are out of stock I have plenty in stock ready to post next business day?

http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/7416kevxtx/m.html?item=131904194900&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX% 3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

If you just want a fuel mod: http://www.xt660.com/site/node/136

HAHA Kev perhaps the people who ripped it from us in the first place and are selling them on the black market with your name and copyright breach have run out of stock.

One can only feel sorry for them. :no[1]:

markoe 21-08-16 13:37

hi,
my mod just came and now my ten go like airplane :D
thx
Marko from Croatia

Y2k 19-09-16 19:22

hi
for some reason u have 0 Items for sale from 7416kevinh.
maybe u block users from israel?

Baruk 23-09-16 11:29

Hello guys!

First post after lots of reading =)

So I wanna put a Kev Mod on my Z, '08 model.
I found that on ebay : http://www.ebay.com/itm/142122627389

I guess I should fit both fuel mod and 02 controller for best results.

BUT....

It's written once
Quote:

he Kev 2012 XT660 O2 Controller Mod fits all models XT660 X /R/ Z from 2007 onwards that have O2 sensors
And after
Quote:

Suitability : 2009> to present with O2 sensor XT660Z
As I said, I've a '08 model. Does it fit or not ? :icon_scratch:

teotyre 08-11-16 12:59

Hi

can we use a mod to the coolant sensor and keep the engine in open loop?

thanks

Pleiades 08-11-16 20:10

Kev's version 1 device did take into account coolant temperature and was quite complex to install; one of the reasons he stopped making it. It is now superseded by the current 'plug-and-play' version.

Read this: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=14746

Pleiades 08-11-16 20:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baruk (Post 225126)
As I said, I've a '08 model. Does it fit or not ? :icon_scratch:

Yes it will.

teotyre 10-11-16 21:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 226427)
Kev's version 1 device did take into account coolant temperature and was quite complex to install; one of the reasons he stopped making it. It is now superseded by the current 'plug-and-play' version.

Read this: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=14746


OK thanks Pleiades.

I need some help...

I am trying to catch a signal from the o2 sensor with an oscilloscope.
I probe the grey cable on the ECU plug but I get strange signal. Is this the right cable?

I am working on a mod to keep the ECU in open loop and I want to check the AFR (not AFR but lean or reach) by probing the o2 sensor.

Thanks

Pleiades 10-11-16 23:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by teotyre (Post 226495)
OK thanks Pleiades.

I need some help...

I am trying to catch a signal from the o2 sensor with an oscilloscope.
I probe the grey cable on the ECU plug but I get strange signal. Is this the right cable?

I am working on a mod to keep the ECU in open loop and I want to check the AFR (not AFR but lean or reach) by probing the o2 sensor.

Thanks

On the ECU side of the loom:

Grey = signal (ground)
Grey with green trace = signal (+)

On the O2 sensor side:

White = signal (ground)
Blue = signal (+)

teotyre 10-11-16 23:31

thank you very much Pleiades.

teotyre 15-11-16 20:30

I have a question...

Do you think that we should use a CR6E spark plug for these mods?

thanks

Pleiades 16-11-16 00:13

Every variation of fuelling setup I have tried, both with PCV and Kev's mod, has worked perfectly well with a spark plug of the stock recommended heat range (7). I see no reason to go to a hotter (6) or a cooler (8) unless you've radically altered the motor, the fuel used is of poor quality, you're over/under fuelling and/or you're bike isn't running right in the first place. Even if you do feel like trying something different/fancy, it's always best to start with a stock copper core #7 plug to get yourself a baseline from which to work.

teotyre 16-11-16 08:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 226627)
Every variation of fuelling setup I have tried, both with PCV and Kev's mod, has worked perfectly well with a spark plug of the stock recommended heat range (7). I see no reason to go to a hotter (6) or a cooler (8) unless you've radically altered the motor, the fuel used is of poor quality, you're over/under fuelling and/or you're bike isn't running right in the first place. Even if you do feel like trying something different/fancy, it's always best to start with a stock copper core #7 plug to get yourself a baseline from which to work.

ok thanks, but why copper core? I thought the iridium would be better...


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