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So the past few times I've been out riding, my bike has felt like it was sputtering, the check engine light will come on, then bike will just shut off. I toggle the run/off switch and start it again and the check engine light is gone. Two minutes later, same thing happens. Half the times I've encountered this problem, I've been coming to a stop. The other half, I've been really booking it, which has me very concerned.
After researching here, many people have said to check all wiring for proper connections and run a diagnostic test. All wires are connected correctly. The diagnostic test came up with nothing but on the screens that follow "DIAG" I got
"ECM Y"
"BCM N"
"SPDO N"
I take this to mean that at the least, I have a bad BCM and will need to get this replaced. Am I correct in this thinking?
The bike isn't that old and only has around 1500 miles on it. And the ECM died on me last year.
I have a 2015 Sportster Iron 883
Thank you for any help!
After researching here, many people have said to check all wiring for proper connections and run a diagnostic test. All wires are connected correctly. The diagnostic test came up with nothing but on the screens that follow "DIAG" I got
"ECM Y"
"BCM N"
"SPDO N"
I take this to mean that at the least, I have a bad BCM and will need to get this replaced. Am I correct in this thinking?
The bike isn't that old and only has around 1500 miles on it. And the ECM died on me last year.
I have a 2015 Sportster Iron 883
Thank you for any help!
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ECM Y means there is a code stored. You need to pull it up. BCM N means there is no code. spdo N means no code. Look in the diagnostic sticky at the top of the page and it will tell you how to access the code.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...des-dtc-s.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...des-dtc-s.html
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Thank you guys so much!
Error code P2300 and P2303 came up. This corresponds to
P2300 "Ignition Coil Driver low/open (front)"
P2303 "Ignition Coil Driver low/open (rear)"
Any ideas on how to fix this or is this a part that just needs replacing?
Error code P2300 and P2303 came up. This corresponds to
P2300 "Ignition Coil Driver low/open (front)"
P2303 "Ignition Coil Driver low/open (rear)"
Any ideas on how to fix this or is this a part that just needs replacing?
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Going to clean the battery tomorrow and reset the codes and see if it comes back.
During the diagnostic it showed "Pn 001255-01"
I have no idea what this means.
Do you have any idea?
During the diagnostic it showed "Pn 001255-01"
I have no idea what this means.
Do you have any idea?