GS 911

[Colin]

Hi all,
I’m looking at investing in a GS 911, the non WiFi version 16 pin, can someone let me know if I can perform a throttle reset/relearn with this?

[Antares]

As far as I'm aware the GS 911 can do all that, I was curious about this too for my quick shifter adaptation but how often do you really need to do this? Dealer said they'd reset all adaptations and calibrate everything for 25 quid. I doubt I'd use a GS 911 10 times over the course of ownership so I'll probably not invest in one.

[Colin]

Thanks, I know what you are saying considering it’s just shy of £300 for the basic GS 911 but I’ve got mine Brentune’d and want to avoid the dealer resetting/updating the ecu as much as possible, plus as I intend to keep this bike I will prob start to do a lot of the servicing myself.

[Antares]

Fair play, though I don't think the adaptations would affect the tune at all.

[Colin]

No it wouldn’t, it’s only if the dealer decides to reset or update the ecu, then you have to pay Brentune to send another flash 

[Winger]

I’ll hold my hands up and say i’ve No idea how the Brentune works, I have a PC and the dealer can do what they like with the ECU cuz the PC will override it....with that out of the way...

I’ve never intended to self service my X/R, i’ve Got enough bikes to work on as it is...but...my preferred local dealer closed, the next closest option i’m Not keen, and in fairness expected UK to force the BM car dealer on the south side of the city to open a bike franchise, it hasn’t happened so waited till a 911 WiFi turned up on eBay with one used slot, so use it on both the X/R and a K1200r Sport and in fairness you can’t even change the brake fluid without one, and i’m Certainly in it for the long haul so more than happy I bought one.

[philbuck]

Look into what Motoscan can do, as I think that's the nearest rival to 911 (and much cheaper). I've found that one can do things that the other can't................as yet!
Work in progress by both companies.

[Antares]

Motoscan seems to be able to do Adaptations too, so how would you go about doing this? What do you need apart from the £50 subscription? Do you just need the actual reader like UCSI-2000 and they connect via bluetooth? or OBDLink LX? If so it seems possible to have the both for £100-120 which is quite agreeable

[philbuck]

I bought the OBD LX bluetooth unit, plus a lead to connect it to the bike. Then there's the Motoscan subscription, and that depends on what version you buy. I needed to do coding, so bought the Ultimate. It's on their website as to what each version will do.

[smithy]

Originally Posted by philbuck

I bought the OBD LX bluetooth unit, plus a lead to connect it to the bike. Then there's the Motoscan subscription, and that depends on what version you buy. I needed to do coding, so bought the Ultimate. It's on their website as to what each version will do.

You only need the lead for a 15/16 model with the Euro-3 connection....all 17-19 machines are Euro-4. 20+are Euro-5.

Smithy.