tung, did you see how the bike revved up, no code? Then you moved the sensor to code it, then ran bad. Look, the bike is fine compression wise. Without that video and some noise, it sounds like you induced the bike to run bad.
Do not mess with any sensors if the dash does not blink a code FI, right? Make sense? You are going all squid touching everything in sight. That's how you look like you do LOL!
Now, turn the key on, move that sensor back each little bit so you wait a few seconds, the FI goes out. Listen one more time. Key on and do not turn off. Move sensor ever so slight and count off 15 seconds real slow. Then move the sensor again ever so much and wait out the time. Once that goes out, she is set like factory.
You ever so slight again, she FI's again. If you say you need a sensor and now you moved it back and the light did not go out? See how much you do not want to move that sensor again once FI goes out? And you tighten up the sensor, the light comes on again? Move it ever so much again till you can button down that 'anti tamper bolt' or seal it like you did the actuator with that silicone.
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