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Advanced
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 53
Likes: 6
From: Indiana
Ok fellas, I'm having my first "issue" with my Breakout. I've noticed several times that when I start the bike, the LO RNG will be on the display. It seems to correct itself after riding, but why is it doing that on startup? For example, I filled my tank up, rode home, and then when I started it today, the display automatically defaulted to the odometer, and when I cycled through the display, it read LO RNG. I normally leave it on the Gear/RPM display, and I've noticed that occasionally when I start the bike, it will default to the odometer. Why is it doing this?
Intermediate
Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 44
Likes: 18
From: Atlantic Beach FL
I’m still hoping someone figures it out.
Novice
Joined: May 2018
Posts: 21
Likes: 3
From: New Milford, CT
I have the same issue, been happening for the past year, I’ve never messed with trim. It’s a known issue in the forums with several HDs but for some reason nobody ever seems to come up with a solution. Several people have detailed their visits to the stealership service dept, their solution is always “replace the speedo”, but people still have the issue afterwards. I guess they decide to live with it like I have. I just reset my trip Odometer every time I fill up, and make it back to the gas station before I hit 130 miles.
I’m still hoping someone figures it out.
I’m still hoping someone figures it out.
It's in a box in my basement.
I'll ship it. Make me an offer!
4th Gear
Joined: Jun 2017
Posts: 8
Likes: 2
From: Dallas, Texas
Lo rng
Ok fellas, I'm having my first "issue" with my Breakout. I've noticed several times that when I start the bike, the LO RNG will be on the display. It seems to correct itself after riding, but why is it doing that on startup? For example, I filled my tank up, rode home, and then when I started it today, the display automatically defaulted to the odometer, and when I cycled through the display, it read LO RNG. I normally leave it on the Gear/RPM display, and I've noticed that occasionally when I start the bike, it will default to the odometer. Why is it doing this?
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 533
Likes: 140
From: Blacksburg, VA
So it's a common problem. My bike only has 1100 miles on it too.....
That's good that a new BCM fixed the problem, but that's some shitty engineering if lots of people are having problems. My FP3 doesn't throw any codes for a faulty BCM, but who knows?!?!?! I guess I'll just live with it. I don't think a BCM would be cheap...
Took it to the dealer where I bought it and had the service department check it out. They tried several things to fix it like replacing the fuel sensor in the tank, replacing hand controls. Nothing worked. Since it was under warranty, I just kept going back. Got to be a weekly thing. After about the 4th or 5th trip, they put a "Master Tech" on it. He said he traced it back to a faulty BCM. They replaced it and it's been trouble free since. Hope this helps.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2014
Posts: 1,626
Likes: 310
From: "Old Hangtown" Placerville Ca.
So it's a common problem. My bike only has 1100 miles on it too.....
That's good that a new BCM fixed the problem, but that's some shitty engineering if lots of people are having problems. My FP3 doesn't throw any codes for a faulty BCM, but who knows?!?!?! I guess I'll just live with it. I don't think a BCM would be cheap...
That's good that a new BCM fixed the problem, but that's some shitty engineering if lots of people are having problems. My FP3 doesn't throw any codes for a faulty BCM, but who knows?!?!?! I guess I'll just live with it. I don't think a BCM would be cheap...
Last edited by Rocker B; Mar 26, 2019 at 11:15 PM.
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 533
Likes: 140
From: Blacksburg, VA
Guess I'll just live with it. Like I said, my FP3 doesn't throw any codes for it, and the bike runs great. I don't think I'll mess with it. But still, that's some bs for a almost brand new bike IMHO...