Saddlebrooke Guzzi
Just got it firing!
I have read some very interesting posts and would like some more information about them. Even to ask some of the members questions but I'm not sure how to do that. I am interested in more information about flashing my ECU (I think that the correct terminology). John is mentioned and thanked numerous time for how much this process has helped. If possible can I get more information on how this works, where to get it, how much it cost and special tools needed.
I noticed the other day when I park my NXT in the garage on the center stand that I got a huge gas smell. On further inspection it seemed to be coming from the tank gas fill cover (specifically from the key hole). I tried to Google and you tube tank cover repair/replacement. There were conflicting thoughts from replace it to some charcoal filter to tubing work under the seat....... Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Lastly, I only recieved one set of keys (ignition, side cases, top trunk) where can I get a second set and about what should it cost? I'm guessing the ignition key is chipped and will need programming. Oh, any idea where to get a repair Manual? I would like to learn how to do most out the work myself.
Thank you for creating this awesome tool/information location.
Best regards
Chris (SaddleBrooke Guzzi)
I noticed the other day when I park my NXT in the garage on the center stand that I got a huge gas smell. On further inspection it seemed to be coming from the tank gas fill cover (specifically from the key hole). I tried to Google and you tube tank cover repair/replacement. There were conflicting thoughts from replace it to some charcoal filter to tubing work under the seat....... Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Lastly, I only recieved one set of keys (ignition, side cases, top trunk) where can I get a second set and about what should it cost? I'm guessing the ignition key is chipped and will need programming. Oh, any idea where to get a repair Manual? I would like to learn how to do most out the work myself.
Thank you for creating this awesome tool/information location.
Best regards
Chris (SaddleBrooke Guzzi)