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  • #4891
    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Hey... See this video.

    https://youtu.be/N5FuBXXJpnE.. The guy installs a Bluetooth transmitter using OBD2.. And gets real time sensor data.. But do we have the OBD2 connection to ecu.. I think this RS is in Indonesia or something.. But even our bikes should have a port to plug into computer just like this


    Any thoughts?
    Last edited by xmoose; 04-09-2017, 08:21 PM. Reason: Video link added

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    • #4892
      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

      Originally posted by xmoose View Post
      Hey... See this video.

      The guy installs a Bluetooth transmitter using OBD2.. And gets real time sensor data.. But do we have the OBD2 connection to ecu.. I think this RS is in Indonesia or something.. But even our bikes should have a port to plug into computer just like this


      Any thoughts?
      First gen bikes have this port behind the headlights under the display. Newer bikes have it under the pillion seat.

      This cable and bluetooth connector is for the KTM bikes but should work for the RS 200 as well:

      CCAvenue: Oops!
      https://dothediy.ccavenue.com/stores/storefront.do?command=fetchStoreProductById&orderNo=DIY683290&domainName=dothediy&productId=16865
      Last edited by Minisoda; 04-09-2017, 08:38 PM.

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      • #4893
        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

        Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
        First gen bikes have this port behind the headlights under the display. Newer bikes have it under the pillion seat.
        This cable and bluetooth is for the KTM bikes but should work for the RS 200 as well.


        So it's the pin behind headlamp as I suspected.. I was thinking about buying a cheap Android tablet.. 6 inches or so.. And placing it permanently on the bike..

        Removing almost all apps and components except Google maps and the app for OBD2..so we get very fast boot up and less lag..

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        • #4894
          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

          Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
          First gen bikes have this port behind the headlights under the display. Newer bikes have it under the pillion seat.

          This cable and bluetooth connector is for the KTM bikes but should work for the RS 200 as well:

          https://dothediy.ccavenue.com/stores...roductId=16865
          [MENTION=69967]Minisoda[/MENTION] you are a life saver in this forum.... Cheers for that help..

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          • #4895
            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

            Originally posted by xmoose View Post

            So it's the pin behind headlamp as I suspected.. I was thinking about buying a cheap Android tablet.. 6 inches or so.. And placing it permanently on the bike..

            Removing almost all apps and components except Google maps and the app for OBD2..so we get very fast boot up and less lag..

            Originally posted by xmoose View Post
            [MENTION=69967]Minisoda[/MENTION] you are a life saver in this forum.... Cheers for that help..
            Yes that's the port.

            Good idea though a 6 inch tab may be too big. A smaller phone with a 5.5' inch screen would be good. Also you will need to wire it to the battery of the bike so it doesn't run out of charge. Mounting it on the handlebars shouldn't be hard.

            Glad I could help you out. Cheers!

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            • #4896
              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

              Originally posted by shanthasoroobanr View Post
              Hi bro.. Don't do it by yourself.. It is unsafe to change by ourselves. That liquid is hazardous. Go to Service Centre.
              Dont worry!
              Its not that Hazardous,

              First remove side fairings if possible..
              So it ll make you easy to pour n collect exsisting coolant..

              "only do this when its cool"

              First open up the top cap.
              Then loosen up the airout nut.(which you can find on oppsite side i.e left side)
              Now loosen the drain bolt
              Collect it n dispose it on asphalt or on soil road..

              Now tighten the drain bolt, fill it with distilled water,
              Tighten the air out nut.
              Close top cap..
              Start the engine. Run it for 30seconda thats enough..

              Again repeat the above steps and fill it with coolant.

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              • #4897
                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                Guys... Any way to remove the mesh effect on the front side edge of fairing? I guess it'd give a more uniform look...

                Any ideas if it is removable
                Open up the fairing..
                Then push the plastic locks out.

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                • #4898
                  Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                  Originally posted by melo1999 View Post
                  Hey guys,
                  Today I removed my side sticker (stock) and after removing it I observed some bits of that sticker still sticking to the bottom.I can't seem to remove them as it is difficult to reach! Can someone suggest me something to get those bits removed because it looks really ugly! Please Help! I have attached the pics of the same (circled in black)!

                  Right Side


                  Left Side
                  Use kerosene to clean glue residue.

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                  • #4899
                    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                    Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                    Hey... See this video.

                    https://youtu.be/N5FuBXXJpnE.. The guy installs a Bluetooth transmitter using OBD2.. And gets real time sensor data.. But do we have the OBD2 connection to ecu.. I think this RS is in Indonesia or something.. But even our bikes should have a port to plug into computer just like this


                    Any thoughts?
                    Yes we have..
                    Obd1

                    Bs4 bikes have OBD2 i think

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                    • #4900
                      Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                      Originally posted by melo1999 View Post
                      Hey guys,
                      Today I removed my side sticker (stock) and after removing it I observed some bits of that sticker still sticking to the bottom.I can't seem to remove them as it is difficult to reach! Can someone suggest me something to get those bits removed because it looks really ugly! Please Help! I have attached the pics of the same (circled in black)!

                      Right Side


                      Left Side
                      You can use piece of soft plastic (PET or PP) or something like guitar mediator (plastic!)
                      Or guitar mediator wrapped in cotton cloth.

                      ----consecutive posts auto-merged-----

                      Originally posted by hotheadedbeast View Post
                      i can't understand why someone would ruin the original stickers and paints..
                      It's because stickers overdose on this bike.
                      Look at 2017's Pulsars - they got less stickers and much more clear look.
                      Overstickered bikes usually it is cheapest chinese junk that cannot offer anything except yelling appearance.

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                      • #4901
                        Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                        Originally posted by Yatheesh S Yashashvi View Post
                        Yes we have..
                        Obd1

                        Bs4 bikes have OBD2 i think
                        Do We have OBD 1?

                        Can you confirm this please.. I mean if i buy an ob2 sensor it'd be waste of money.. I thought ours too was OBD2.. Since the video was taken long before bs4..

                        Please confirm it
                        Last edited by xmoose; 04-09-2017, 09:38 PM.

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                        • #4902
                          Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                          Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
                          Yes that's the port.

                          Good idea though a 6 inch tab may be too big. A smaller phone with a 5.5' inch screen would be good. Also you will need to wire it to the battery of the bike so it doesn't run out of charge. Mounting it on the handlebars shouldn't be hard.

                          Glad I could help you out. Cheers!
                          Yeah.. 6 inches would be too much of a show off I realized when I measured it on bike now.. I was thinking of some 5 inch phone and one other issue I'll face is.. Theft.. Even though a small 5 inch phone ain't worth a lot.. Local thieves would find it sufficient.. Any thoughts on securing it?

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                          • #4903
                            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                            Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                            We have OBD 1?

                            Can you confirm this please.. I mean if u buy an ob2 sensor it'd be waste of money.. I thought ours too was OBD2.. Since the video was taken long before bs4..

                            Please confirm it
                            If it doesnt work.
                            You can connect it to your car!

                            Im 99% sure its OBD2
                            But i ve 1% doubt

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                            • #4904
                              Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                              Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                              Yeah.. 6 inches would be too much of a show off I realized when I measured it on bike now.. I was thinking of some 5 inch phone and one other issue I'll face is.. Theft.. Even though a small 5 inch phone ain't worth a lot.. Local thieves would find it sufficient.. Any thoughts on securing it?
                              I would suggest you not to mount it permanently. Attach a mobile holder to the handlebars and then connect the phone to the bike, so when you turn the bike off and walk away, you can take the phone with you. This way you don't have to worry about it all the time.

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                              • #4905
                                Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

                                Hello friends.. i want to know what is the max speed to travel on rs 200 without hurting the engine... for eg. If i want to cover 1000 km in a single go, what maximum speed can i keep which may not damage the engine and also be fast enough. I had previously done maximum 420 kms on pulsar 150 ug 4.5 at continous speed of 90 kmph without stop.

                                Thank you in advance.
                                Hot Headed Beast

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