The Everything 2018+ Heritage Thread
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From: Maryland
My advice... Take what your dealer says with a grain of salt and read the warranty. Read it with the understanding that it's a direct contract between HD (not your dealer) and you.
Tourer
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From: New Mexico
My check engine light came on when I started up on my 50 mile ride back home this afternoon, noticed it would not go out after a little bit. Pulled over after about a mile and stopped, engine sounded perfect was running perfect idling perfect, etc. Stopped engine, got off bike and checked oil, exactly where it is every time I check it. Oil cooler was nice and warm. Checked the tranny oil this morning, perfect as has been every time I check it. Started it up again, engine lite stayed on with engine sounding perfect. Bike is all stock with a dealer installed SE Torque Cam and re flashed with SE Tuner. Road home the rest of the 50 mile trip home. Engine still sounding and running perfect. Checked oil at home where it always is, oil cooler nice and hot. All indications are that everything is AOK, just the check engine light stays on.
Checked the codes and came up with UO141h.
Any hints out there????????????
Checked the codes and came up with UO141h.
Any hints out there????????????
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 473
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From: Utah
My check engine light came on when I started up on my 50 mile ride back home this afternoon, noticed it would not go out after a little bit. Pulled over after about a mile and stopped, engine sounded perfect was running perfect idling perfect, etc. Stopped engine, got off bike and checked oil, exactly where it is every time I check it. Oil cooler was nice and warm. Checked the tranny oil this morning, perfect as has been every time I check it. Started it up again, engine lite stayed on with engine sounding perfect. Bike is all stock with a dealer installed SE Torque Cam and re flashed with SE Tuner. Road home the rest of the 50 mile trip home. Engine still sounding and running perfect. Checked oil at home where it always is, oil cooler nice and hot. All indications are that everything is AOK, just the check engine light stays on.
Checked the codes and came up with UO141h.
Any hints out there????????????
Checked the codes and came up with UO141h.
Any hints out there????????????
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 467
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From: New Mexico
Interesting, I'll go out and see if I can come up with something.
Just remembered that at my 1,000 mile service, the Dealer installed HD heated grips, might be an issue there however they worked great on the way home as did they earlier this morning when it was in the hi 40'sF, love my heated grips.
Just remembered that at my 1,000 mile service, the Dealer installed HD heated grips, might be an issue there however they worked great on the way home as did they earlier this morning when it was in the hi 40'sF, love my heated grips.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 473
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From: Utah
Interesting, I'll go out and see if I can come up with something.
Just remembered that at my 1,000 mile service, the Dealer installed HD heated grips, might be an issue there however they worked great on the way home as did they earlier this morning when it was in the hi 40'sF, love my heated grips.
Just remembered that at my 1,000 mile service, the Dealer installed HD heated grips, might be an issue there however they worked great on the way home as did they earlier this morning when it was in the hi 40'sF, love my heated grips.
Last edited by sectime; Apr 29, 2018 at 01:51 PM.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2016
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From: New Mexico
The heated grips are worth their weight in Gold on the cool days in the cooler morning.
Just remembered something. Pulled into the dealership one day when I had about 3 or 4 hundred miles on the brand new bike, before the heated grip install and 1K mile service. With the lights and motor still on, noticed the front running lights were not on and I could not get them to turn on, also the running lite indicator lite on the speedo would not turn on. They pulled the bike right into the shop to investigate and said a wire was shorted out, covered it with electrical tape......I think and seemingly fixed it, everything started working perfectly. Just remembered that a minute ago...., also on the left side.........HMMM.
Just remembered something. Pulled into the dealership one day when I had about 3 or 4 hundred miles on the brand new bike, before the heated grip install and 1K mile service. With the lights and motor still on, noticed the front running lights were not on and I could not get them to turn on, also the running lite indicator lite on the speedo would not turn on. They pulled the bike right into the shop to investigate and said a wire was shorted out, covered it with electrical tape......I think and seemingly fixed it, everything started working perfectly. Just remembered that a minute ago...., also on the left side.........HMMM.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2016
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From: New Mexico
Just went out to the garage again and checked all the lighting, horn, turn signals etc. Everything worked perfectly. Also my running lites will stay on when I switch to the Hi Beam on the Head Lite, I like that. They do turn off when I switch them off.
Started the motor and the engine lite still won't go out.
Started the motor and the engine lite still won't go out.
Last edited by Another Old Timer; Apr 29, 2018 at 02:30 PM.
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From: Highlands, Texas
My Heritage is the Red Denim and that shiny protective film was very noticeable so I removed it, it just peeled right off with a little bit of slow effort. I'll never have a passenger so I'm not concerned with having to use the pillion later. But if you do, maybe a piece of felt under the pillion would work.
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From: NJ
The pillion pad doesn't appear to have any sharp edges, so you just need to protect the paint from the leather rubbing dirt into the clearcoat. I would use a piece of leather on mine if I had the occasion to have a passenger. But I'd rather they got their own bike
Last edited by almico; Apr 30, 2018 at 12:13 PM.