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I will start the bike, engine light stays red for about 15 seconds and will go off. Bike will idle fine for a bit and will then start to idle erratically jumping from normal to about 1500...then dropping to 500 and almost stalling. Bike will sometimes stall or just stumble and then cough out the intake. Exhaust smells very rich.
Bike has a new fuel pump and fuel filter last season, have cleaned the sensors etc. Any ideas? Replace the sensors? Injectors?
I found another thread that had all of the same issues listed but never had a resolution posted. Oddly enough out of all the Harleys I have owned this is my 1st FI bike.
If you have check engine light on after start for 15 seconds, you have error codes stored that indicate your problem. Read those numbers and then get back to us. Ken
Assuming you have no factory service manual...you really need one for a FI bike, especially. Numerous threads on this, use the search function.
But here you go... Turn on ignition.Leave it on.Turn on for 5 secs. and then turn off what I call the fuel pump switch. Do it again. The third time leave it on. You will get fast flashes which will then stop. Then you will get slow flash, either a 1,2,3, or 5, then a pause. Then you will get another series of slow flash. These 2 series of slow flashes will be your trouble code ...(a 3 and 3 will be 33). It may give another series of slow flashes that are different numbers which means more than 1 trouble code. If not, it will go back to the fast flashes, and then repeat the trouble code(s).
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