Induction Module after Jump Start?
 

Hello, I'm trying to diagnose an issue on a buddies 14 Street Glide Special. He tried jump starting the bike with his truck with no luck. Now the bike will not idle and will only stay running if you hold the throttle wide open. I've attached a pic of the codes it is throwing. Everything I read says it is the induction module but before spending 200.00 I wanted to get some opinions.

Well the image would not upload. Here are the codes I pulled.

P1511- ETC Power Management Mode
P2100- ETC Driver Open Circuit
P2176- ETC Zero Position Learning Error

This is what I've done so far.

disconnect the batter and computer overnight. Charged the battery.

Turn the switch on/off 4 times to reset the TPS.

Checked all fuses.

Cleared codes.

Was the truck running or did he just use the battery???

I have also read to do the relearn .... With the run switch in the on position, turn on ignition switch. wait for engine light to go out, turn ignition switch off Repeat this 4 times with the ignition switch but leave the run switch on.
You should hear noise from the throttle body. Good Luck.

Yes the truck was running. I have tried the relearn (switch on/off procedure) multiple times but no change.

Never jump a bike from a running car or truck....Good way to fry shit.

:icon_that: Yep, the car battery alone is enough to start a bike, with the car/truck running he let the smoke out of something, I am willing to bet the throttle control module
is gone.

He learned the hard way about jump starting the bike. Searching the trouble code fixes and they all seem to point to the induction module.

Might try looking for one used from someone who went to a larger throttle body, places like Fuel Moto or GMR Performance , they might have one laying around.

What is the proper way to jump a newer M8 Rushmore if the need arises?

These work well, plus they have USB ports to charge phones and other things.
https://www.carbatterychargerscentra...jump-starters/