P2301 Fault code
Fault code is P2301 - front ignition coil high/shorted. Changed the coil but fault remains. Anyone help out with wiring colours/pins as I do not have access to any wiring diagrams. Bike was working perfectly one day and the next day when I tried to start it the fault was there? Bike done 18k miles and been dealer maintained all its life.
Appreciate any help
Steve
DTC P2301 - Ignition Coil Driver Shorted High (Front)
Possible Causes - Ignition coil malfunction or Short to voltage in signal circuit
1. Ignition coil shorted to voltage test.
1. Turn IGN OFF
2. Disconnect ignition coil (connector 83)
3. Turn IGN ON
4. Using Harness connector Test Kit test voltage between 83B terminal D (GN/BE wire) and ground.
5. Is voltage greater that 5.0 volts?
a. Yes - repair short to voltage in (GN/BE) wire.
b. No - Go to test 2
2. Open Test
1. Test resistance between (83A) terminals A and D
2. Is resistance greater than 0.4 ohms?
a. Yes - replace ECM
b. No - replace ignition coil
You should be able to go to the Harley Davidson Service Information Portal https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....cle/lookupForm enter your VIN
and find the wiring diagrams for your bike. I'm not sure if you'll have to change countries to the UK as I'm in the US
DTC P2301 - Ignition Coil Driver Shorted High (Front)
Possible Causes - Ignition coil malfunction or Short to voltage in signal circuit
1. Ignition coil shorted to voltage test.
1. Turn IGN OFF
2. Disconnect ignition coil (connector 83)
3. Turn IGN ON
4. Using Harness connector Test Kit test voltage between 83B terminal D (GN/BE wire) and ground.
5. Is voltage greater that 5.0 volts?
a. Yes - repair short to voltage in (GN/BE) wire.
b. No - Go to test 2
2. Open Test
1. Test resistance between (83A) terminals A and D
2. Is resistance greater than 0.4 ohms?
a. Yes - replace ECM
b. No - replace ignition coil
You should be able to go to the Harley Davidson Service Information Portal https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....cle/lookupForm enter your VIN
and find the wiring diagrams for your bike. I'm not sure if you'll have to change countries to the UK as I'm in the US
I have 2 coils and both read about 0.8 ohms between Pins A&D so I assume these are both OK.
Thank you for the link to the Service Portal - I was not aware of such a thing
Regards
Steve
Last edited by harleysteve; Jun 12, 2018 at 02:54 PM. Reason: spelling
Good luck
I have 2 coils and both read about 0.8 ohms between Pins A&D so I assume these are both OK.
Thank you for the link to the Service Portal - I was not aware of such a thing
Regards
Steve
If you have a short to voltage while checking it when it is connected to the ECM, but not while checking continuity from the ECM connector to Coil connector (Because you have them both unplugged), also when you say good continuity what is the actual Ohm reading? Should be between 0.01 to 0.09 or 0.1, if you are up around 1.0 or more then there is a problem with that wire or the pins at either end, if it's within specs then, I would say the Coil Driver inside the ECM is where your short is. I have changed many ECM's on Mainly Ford Escapes and Fusions for this very reason.
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So my conclusion is a duff ECU so off to a dealer we go!









