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Does anybody know why the ECU part numbers are different from year 14-18 and 21’s.
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Just a guess but I would think there would be different part numbers between models as gearing would be different for say a mountain sled versus a trail so speedo would have to be accomodated in a different version of the flash.
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I believe they got rid of the AFR sensor on the muffler in 21’ but not 100% sure. Look at the fiche. That may be it.
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I think they got rid of that after '16. My '18 doesn't have it.
The grips and thumb warmers are multiple positions now so maybe ecu has to run that?
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Ok thanks..
Any one hear that the 19’s or 20’s have the Yamaha ecu?
Any one hear that the 19’s or 20’s have the Yamaha ecu?
No. Maybe 22
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That is actually one of the "unheralded" improvements made on the Pro Cross. With the Hi/Lo/Off switches, I am always switching from one setting to the other, trying to find a happy medium. The multi-position switches do make it easier to find a sweet spot. We all complain about the issues with the Pro Cross, but we forget how many changes and improvements have been made since the first Viper in 2014. I know that there are still some issues, but overall, there is a big difference between the 2014 and the 2022 sleds.
