Country Code Plugs

R Savage

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• Jun 21, 2002

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My SPC supplied '99 1150 GS was supplied without a Country Code Plug. Prestige spotted this and supplied a yellow one. SLM think that (a) it should have a beige/brown one and (b) are amazed that it ever ran without a plug as they believe that the fuel pump feed runs through the CCP.

Comments please.

TIA Richard

 

andy malton

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• Jun 22, 2002

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color code plug

my 1150gs ,june 2000 has never had one it was an import from germany but aren't they all , it runs fine don't worry about it. Andy

 

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• Jun 22, 2002

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Mine doesn't have one either.

Gives you real confidence when a dealer says that your fuel pump runs through something that doesn't exist!!

 

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• Jun 23, 2002

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What is a Country code, plug?

Is it similar to DVD's which only run in a certain country sold DVD player?

As in, we are in the Asian or Oceania district and the Western European DVD's don't work in the player?

Does it mean the computer is programmed to run at different pollution levels, like super clean for Switzerland and slightly dirtier but faster, elswhere?

Or does it just signify, where the machine was originally sold!

Mick.

 

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R Savage

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• Jun 24, 2002

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This link:

http://www.ibmwr.org/r-tech/oilheads/R11inj-surging-fixes.shtml

takes you to an exhaustive (-ing?) series of pages about Country Code Plugs.

If I understand them correctly the purpose of the CCP is to instruct the FI system which 'map' to use.



BTW sorry that this, and the rumbles post, are in the wrong section.

Richard

 

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• Jun 24, 2002

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Needlongerlegs Has No Plug Either

Just looked @ mine it has no plug either, perhapes thats why it goes so much better since I fitted a 'Y' pipe instead of the cat.



PS. the Cat is much happier sitting on top of the garage rather than zooming along under a bloody great yellow motorbike.

 

City Slicker

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• Jun 24, 2002

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The coding plug is located in the electrical box under the seat, one row forward of the fuses.

If you replace (or even temporarily remove) the coding plug, you should uninstall the 5th fuse from the left of the fuse bay for a few seconds and then reinstall it to reset the injection memory and clear any "faults."