2011 883N P0107 Trouble Code
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2011 883N P0107 Trouble Code
Hey All,
I have been chasing an intermittent issue for the better part of 3 months now and I have narrowed it down to the MAP sensor as of yesterday, after having the bike die on me and pushing it home 2 miles.
This all started with a CKP error (P0374) which I replaced after the bike died on me after a 30 minute ride. The error continued to come back however, it was only after the bike would get warm. The heat factor lead me to believe that the wiring harness had a broken wire in it (this harness had to be fixed by a local mechanic in the past) to rule this out I bought a new harness and tried it this weekend. Bike ran amazingly for a mile or two before throwing the MAP code, sputtering, missing and finally dying.
My question is, how do I pull the MAP sensor off the bike? Now that I know it isn't the harness or CKP, it is either the sensor is shot or dirty, or it's the ECM. I am hoping it isn't the latter.
Any help would be awesome, I have not done any performance mods to the bike. Just running Python slip-ons, stock A/C, no tuner.
I have been chasing an intermittent issue for the better part of 3 months now and I have narrowed it down to the MAP sensor as of yesterday, after having the bike die on me and pushing it home 2 miles.
This all started with a CKP error (P0374) which I replaced after the bike died on me after a 30 minute ride. The error continued to come back however, it was only after the bike would get warm. The heat factor lead me to believe that the wiring harness had a broken wire in it (this harness had to be fixed by a local mechanic in the past) to rule this out I bought a new harness and tried it this weekend. Bike ran amazingly for a mile or two before throwing the MAP code, sputtering, missing and finally dying.
My question is, how do I pull the MAP sensor off the bike? Now that I know it isn't the harness or CKP, it is either the sensor is shot or dirty, or it's the ECM. I am hoping it isn't the latter.
Any help would be awesome, I have not done any performance mods to the bike. Just running Python slip-ons, stock A/C, no tuner.
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Check the other sensors on the 5 Volt circuit. TMAP, TPS, VSS, and JSS on HDI models.
You can get a wiring diagram from HD's SIP web site-
https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....t/view?id=5538
Diagnostic Tips
Engine must be cranked for more than 5 seconds without
CKP signal to set a P0374 code. Intermittent TMAP wiring or
sensor issues may cause these codes to set prior to setting
TMAP codes.Verify TMAP wiring and sensor prior to replacing
the ECM.
You can get a wiring diagram from HD's SIP web site-
https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....t/view?id=5538
Diagnostic Tips
Engine must be cranked for more than 5 seconds without
CKP signal to set a P0374 code. Intermittent TMAP wiring or
sensor issues may cause these codes to set prior to setting
TMAP codes.Verify TMAP wiring and sensor prior to replacing
the ECM.
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