Dica, quando não se consegue mudar o mapa, o caso é apelar na CB Twister. Leia descrição.

Today, February 2, 2024, with the black CB Twister, the refill had a problem. It probably dropped in pressure before it stopped working, so it switched to ethanol (four quick blinks). After changing the refill, I tried switching to gasoline but was unsuccessful. The 43 psi pressure was normal and allowed me to start the bike and let it run until the lambda sensor read the fuel level in the tank, which in this case is gasoline. I don't understand why I couldn't change the fuel map from ethanol to gasoline, since the TPS was fine. If anyone has experienced this and managed to change the map and wants to offer some advice, I'd appreciate it. On the red CB Twister, the one I installed the alarm on, I decided to change the map from ethanol. It was blinking four times. The owner thought he was on ethanol due to unreliable fuel quality. In his case, the problem was low fuel pressure, which was between 10 and 20 psi. I changed the map normally using the service manual procedure, but on the black CB Twister, I couldn't. Since I had to deliver the bike to the alarm customer, who was already waiting, in his case, I managed to start it, but it would die immediately, not giving the lambda sensor time to read the fuel level and change the map. Keep in mind that his bike had pressure between 10 and 20 psi and was using the fuel map. To be able to start and keep the CB Twister running to read low fuel pressure and then compensate for map four (pure ethanol), I used the anti-seize agent to keep the engine running long enough for the lambda sensor to change the map (see the final video). The red CB Twister returned the map to ethanol, meaning four blinks. I warned the owner, and he also noticed, that his refill pressure was low. The thief must have driven for a long time with little gas in the tank and ended up ruining the refill. (Note: The motorcycle was stolen and later recovered). Note: The CB Twister manual doesn't say anything about whether it can be changed like the Titan 150, meaning it can be changed to one blink, two blinks, three blinks, or four blinks.