ECU tuning issues

[cheerup1985]

I have a '23 Scrambler and I've been sturggling tuning the ECU after installing aftermarket parts. What workaround do you guys have this kind of issue?

 

[GrownUpGears]

@cheerup1985 Bummer about the tuning headaches! What exactly is it doing? you need to consider coming to a local shop there, that specialize in Ducati ECUs

 

[Paimo]

Ah, the classic ECU tuning struggle, I have been there, so here it goes, when I was working on my R1200R, I had the same issue after I swapped out some parts. What worked for me was getting a proper tune from a dyno shop that specialized in custom ECU tuning. They hooked it up, dialed it in for the new parts, and it made a huge difference in how everything ran.

You could also look into getting a piggyback ECU or a tuning module that helps adjust for aftermarket parts

 

[ResidentRider85]

Ah, the classic ECU tuning struggle, I have been there, so here it goes, when I was working on my R1200R, I had the same issue after I swapped out some parts. What worked for me was getting a proper tune from a dyno shop that specialized in custom ECU tuning. They hooked it up, dialed it in for the new parts, and it made a huge difference in how everything ran.

You could also look into getting a piggyback ECU or a tuning module that helps adjust for aftermarket parts

This is the best answer yet. Whenever you want to do a tune with some custom parts you'll need a tuner to do it for you. The generic tunes will cause more problems and you won't even see a gain