2013 Harley codes
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2013 Harley codes
Hey ladies and gentlemen I was riding the other day and my check engine light came on threw these 5 Codes
1) P0134
2) P0154
3) P1510
4) P2127
5) P2138
looking for some ideas not looking to put a ton of money in this bike since I’m gonna trade it in within the next month or 2 thanks in advance
1) P0134
2) P0154
3) P1510
4) P2127
5) P2138
looking for some ideas not looking to put a ton of money in this bike since I’m gonna trade it in within the next month or 2 thanks in advance
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First two indicate front and rear inactive 02 sensor, last three indicate issue with your throttle grip sensor (TBW). The throttle issue could likely be the pins at the sensor plug by the throttle body.
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Thank you
ok thank you I’ll start there and hope for the best I guess
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Hey ladies and gentlemen I was riding the other day and my check engine light came on threw these 5 Codes
1) P0134
2) P0154
3) P1510
4) P2127
5) P2138
looking for some ideas not looking to put a ton of money in this bike since I’m gonna trade it in within the next month or 2 thanks in advance
1) P0134
2) P0154
3) P1510
4) P2127
5) P2138
looking for some ideas not looking to put a ton of money in this bike since I’m gonna trade it in within the next month or 2 thanks in advance
1) P0134 Front O2 sensor High or Open
2) P0154 Rear O2 sensor High or Open
3) P1510 Limited Performance from Throttle Control
4) P2127 Twistgrip Position Sensor Low or Open
5) P2138 Twistgrip Position Sensor Correlation Error
For items 1 &2 check to make sure that the O2's are plugged in properly and then look to see if you have a bad fuse for the O2 heaters
Items 3 to 5 are all from one problem which is item #4 fix it and the others will be fixed as well. As mentioned unplug the connection at the throttle body and clean it then plug back in. Clear codes and see if they come back. If this fixes it, your looking at a pin problem but may get you by for awhile.
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