Automotive Manual PDF

“ENGINE” CONNECTOR
1. Unconnected
2. Unconnected
3. TPS throttle position sensor
The input is designed for standard TPS sensors used in motorcycles. It is designed to take voltage of 0 to 5 V. Specific settings of the sensor for particular types of motorcycles are included in the DUCATI.EXE software. The TPS is powered by the means of reference voltage […]

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This instruction on cam belt adjustment starts after you remove the fairing pieces. Plan on an hour to remove these. Since you are performing your own service, buying Ducati belts may not be that expensive. There may be another belt source, but I have not confirmed this for the 996 engine of the 02-03 ST4s.

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The Power Shifter by Battle Factory is a lightweight, compact semi-automatic upshift system for bikes 600cc and up that provides quick, smooth shifts every time. Unlike other shifters that simply cut the electronic ignition, the Battle Shifter works by reducing current to the coil enough to stop ignition. This ensures that power keeps flowing to […]

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1) It is essential to use Blue Loc-tite on all nuts and bolts. Remove any other steering stabilizers.
2) It’s a good idea to cover the tank with an old sweatshirt, towel or protective device so you don’t scratch it.
3) Parts in photos are aluminum in color to help show contrast for mounting purposes. Production parts […]

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The Nemesis uses both of the original multi-pin connectors to link with your bike wiring loom, no changes are necessary, but remember it is VITALLY important to re-connect the 6mm ground connector. Nemesis also re-uses the cast aluminium ‘heat sink’ from the IAW 5.9 ECU, this can be removed and re-fitted to Nemesis using a […]

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1 Remove the seat.
2 Lift fuel tank.
3 Unplug connector from ECU (Fig. A).
4 Plug male connector from PCIII into ECU (Fig. B).
5 Plug female connector from PCIII into male connector from original harness (Fig. C).
6 Run PCIII cable under fuel tank and along frame rail to the area under the seat.
7 Mount PCIII unit to […]

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1. Remove the seat and solo cover.
2. Remove the cover around the fuel tank (Fig. A).
3 Remove the fuel tank
4. Remove the inner fairing cover on the right hand side (Fig. B)
5. Lay the PCIII in the tail section temporarily.

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INSTALLING THE RADIO GEAR
Skip if already assembled in RTR version
a. Install the receiver switch onto the servo mount beside the steering servo with 2 tap screws.
b. Install the steering servo onto the servo mount with four tap screws. (Note the output shaft should be centered between the chassis frames.)
c. Install the throttle servo onto the […]

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