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While cranking up my Streetbob, I sometimes see a display on the speedo which goes something like Verr.... it's there only for a fraction of a second and disappears. Any idea what this is ?? Anything of concern ??
I wouldn't worry about it. I believe it is for "vin error" when battery voltage drops lower than normal and there is a loss of communication with the spedo temporarily. Both my old Fxdb and my current fxdls do it when it's colder out and it takes just a little more juice to crank the motor. If it started coming on while you're riding it'd be different and you'd want to have your battery and starter draw checked.
I wouldn't worry about it. I believe it is for "vin error" when battery voltage drops lower than normal and there is a loss of communication with the spedo temporarily. Both my old Fxdb and my current fxdls do it when it's colder out and it takes just a little more juice to crank the motor. If it started coming on while you're riding it'd be different and you'd want to have your battery and starter draw checked.
+1 one have seen it once or twice when I've parked the bike outside overnight. Confirmed by checking faukt code.
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