Engine codes after handlebars
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From: Danbury CT
Clear the codes then check to see if they come back after starting. The codes there because you disconnected plugs during installation. If everything is connected back they will disappear. If not then you have to see what the code is for.
Ecm
P0463h not in my list
U0156h lost Comm with Speedo
Bcm
B2116h fuel pump output open
U0156h Lost comm with Speedo
Ecm
P0463h not in my list
U0156h lost Comm with Speedo
Bcm
B2116h fuel pump output open
U0156h Lost comm with Speedo
Last edited by golfblues; Apr 24, 2020 at 05:32 PM.
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From: MI
OK cool I didn't know if it would be smart just to clear them so wanted to run it by people more knowledgeable then me. 2 are for fuel and other I think speedo. So I will try that thanks
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just clear them. If it's still a problem they will come back. See my edit above on what they are for. You listed the same code twice under BCM and ECM
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From: iowa
Very common.
Those codes just mean you either turned the bike in during the install, connected the main fuse back in, or reattached the battery.
Basically, the bike was looking for components that you had disconnected and saved the error codes.
Those codes just mean you either turned the bike in during the install, connected the main fuse back in, or reattached the battery.
Basically, the bike was looking for components that you had disconnected and saved the error codes.
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