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Ok so here it goes. I have a 2012 Fatboy Lo. Washed it the other day and everything was fine. The next day I went to go go ride and got a BUS error code. The bike will start but I have to be sitting on it with it straight up in gear with the clutched pulled in. It seems to happen every once in a while. I did some searching on here and found the way to get the specific codes. I couldn’t find any of them on the list other members have listed. I am really hoping I don’t have to take it to the dealership to fix the problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Here are the codes I got:
U0001
U0140
U0141
U0142
U0156
B1151
B2113
B2138
B2173
B2176
B2271
I am having a similar problem:
2013 Fatboy Lo.
Replaced battery and there is power but when I turn the Run button on, I can hear the fuel pump prime but nothing else after. Doesnt turn over.
Got the same code for All except ABS (which had no code). The rest all said " U1040" followed by Pn 01118--01.
I hope that anyone that can help will jump in as I REALLY dont want to bring it to a dealer during prime riding time in NJ
Thanks,
Marc
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