Aggrivating Codes on my 13 FLTRX
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Road Master
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From: Evangeline Parish Louisiana
Aggrivating Codes on my 13 FLTRX
I haven't posted in a while, hey I've been riding!!
Anyway, i am getting a few codes on my Road Glide and I can't seem to kill them.
Codes are:
Some times it doesn't act up at all but its getting aggravating!
I have unplugged, cleaned and inspected every connection under the tank, under the seat and around the intake. I have not opened up the faring yet.
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated guys, this is making it to where i don't want to ride it.
Mods are only Power commander power vision, it does not stay on the bike. MGS true duals and fuel moto intake.
Still has stock handlebars and electronics in faring.
Help...... SOS
Anyway, i am getting a few codes on my Road Glide and I can't seem to kill them.
Codes are:
- ECM P0118
- ET Sensor Voltage Open/High EFI
- ECM P1511
- Throttle actuator limited power management mode
- ECM P2101
- Throttle actuator control motor circuit range error.
Some times it doesn't act up at all but its getting aggravating!
I have unplugged, cleaned and inspected every connection under the tank, under the seat and around the intake. I have not opened up the faring yet.
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated guys, this is making it to where i don't want to ride it.
Mods are only Power commander power vision, it does not stay on the bike. MGS true duals and fuel moto intake.
Still has stock handlebars and electronics in faring.
Help...... SOS
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2012
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From: Oklahoma
Had almost the same thing on my buddy's 2013 FLHX and ended up being a bad connection to the twist grip sensor.
I'd also pay close attention to the wiring harness that plugs into the throttle body, I've seen the pins back out or get corroded and cause an intermittent problem. It could also be the throttle body motor itself.
I'd also pay close attention to the wiring harness that plugs into the throttle body, I've seen the pins back out or get corroded and cause an intermittent problem. It could also be the throttle body motor itself.
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Road Master
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From: Evangeline Parish Louisiana
Thanks Rat, I have yet to find a corroded connection or damaged pins. I was wondering if there could be a connection that is like that in the faring for the handlebar controls? Do they connect inside the faring somewhere?
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