Error code b1342, b1350
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From: Oklahoma
To Ssitruc,
I did a test. I put the t-pack on and connected the speakers, the error codes become history. I cleared both codes, and turn the ignition on, no codes, moved the fader all the way to the front, and now I disconnected the speakers, turn off the bike. Turned the ignition on again, the codes appeared as current.
I think the 22 FLHTK is much more smarter!
I did a test. I put the t-pack on and connected the speakers, the error codes become history. I cleared both codes, and turn the ignition on, no codes, moved the fader all the way to the front, and now I disconnected the speakers, turn off the bike. Turned the ignition on again, the codes appeared as current.
I think the 22 FLHTK is much more smarter! 
Well I guess thats just the way it is then, but no big deal because you know what it is thats throwing the 2 DTC's, but I know it can kinda bug a person... I went thru that with the Electra Glo Keystone's, when the tour pack was off the bike. For a couple years I kept tinkering with it to try and make them go away, even though everything was working right, more or less. Thought it was funny that on that deal the "fix" was taking the HD lights off and using CD's lights instead!
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2020
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From: Duke City, NM
Maybe try pulling the main fuse when disconnecting. Are you regularly removing and replacing? I’m not real familiar of the ins and outs of canbus, but maybe it is temporary because of the change in signals and resistance.
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6th Gear
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From: Washington
Yes, I will make a try.
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