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You sure it's not the low voltage error? I find the clutch grabs sometimes and the starter draws a lot which will cause that. I've learned to flip to neutral when starting - since doing that no more errors.
Originally Posted by ktp1598
I got it the other day. I pushed the start switch after filling up with gas but let off too soon before it could start. I just waited a few seconds and it started fine. The starter is labored more during a hot start so I would think we'll all see that error every now and then. Doesn't bother me unless I get stranded.
Cheers Guys, went by the dealer - they said the error normally means that the speedo and ECU are out of sync... but couldn't explain why it wouldn't start.. or why it would even be out of sync. Just told me to keep an eye on it.
I cant remember if i was in Neutral or not, so if it happens again i'll make a note. Maybe i did let go of start button too soon, not sure. it was ok again after a minute. Just a bit concerned as travelling across Europe next week.. don't want to be stranded in another country.
I'm sure it's something to do with how hot it runs stock... that shitty EITMS had kicked in 10mins before.
Cheers Guys, went by the dealer - they said the error normally means that the speedo and ECU are out of sync... but couldn't explain why it wouldn't start.. or why it would even be out of sync. Just told me to keep an eye on it.
I cant remember if i was in Neutral or not, so if it happens again i'll make a note. Maybe i did let go of start button too soon, not sure. it was ok again after a minute. Just a bit concerned as travelling across Europe next week.. don't want to be stranded in another country.
I'm sure it's something to do with how hot it runs stock... that shitty EITMS had kicked in 10mins before.
you can turn the EITMS off. Ignition on, roll throttle past off and the cruise control light will begin to flash. Green=EITMS on. Amber = EITMS off. It will alternate between on and off as you roll the throttle back.
750miles... got an error code. Trying to start bike when it's hot and getting "vinerror" any body had or seen this? Guess it's back to the dealer!!!
Do you have a tuner? I installed a Screaming Eagle Race Tuner (SERT) on my old Fatbob and got a dynotune. It ran great but had the same issue and code you describe. The tech had turned off some sensor when doing the tune and never turned it back on. They turned it back on and the problem went away. I really wished I could remember what the actual name of it was.
You sure it's not the low voltage error? I find the clutch grabs sometimes and the starter draws a lot which will cause that. I've learned to flip to neutral when starting - since doing that no more errors.
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