Check Engine Light Codes
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Check Engine Light Codes
I was riding my bike tonite and after I got to 6th gear the "check engine" light kept coming on. It would go off after I slowed down, but then come back on when I sped up again.
I got these codes from pulling them up.
What do they mean?
P0152 Rear Oxygen Sensor High
P1356 Rear Cylinder No Combustion
Oh, yea........2007 Road King..............about 92 degrees outside. Thanks!
I got these codes from pulling them up.
What do they mean?
P0152 Rear Oxygen Sensor High
P1356 Rear Cylinder No Combustion
Oh, yea........2007 Road King..............about 92 degrees outside. Thanks!
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I'm no Expert, but would say that your rear cylinder is missing, and the excess fuel going out the exhaust pipe is the reason for the oxygen sensor code. I would start by checking the ignition system ie. plugs, wires , coil etc.
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Everything is stock.........air box, pipes, etc. Seemed funny, but it ran fine...no misses or anything......but, I did notice that the check engine light came on first when I tried to set the cruise control which would not work when the check engine light was on.
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Well, I checked the rear cylinder's spark plug wire. It was a little loose, kinda just sitting on the plug, and not pushed all the way down. I pushed it down tight, and went for about a 15 mile ride, and all seems well. I hope that was the answer.
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Sorry that I did'nt respond sooner. Glad You found the the problem. A loose wire will sure cause the problem You had. A hardly noticeable miss will set the codes. PS: I was born and raised in Toledo, But I had to get out of the rain, snow and cold! lol And where are You from in Ohio?
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Sorry that I did'nt respond sooner. Glad You found the the problem. A loose wire will sure cause the problem You had. A hardly noticeable miss will set the codes. PS: I was born and raired in Toledo,But I had to get out of the rain, snow and cold! lol And where are You from in Ohio?
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Yeah, I've Been to Sandusky many times when I was a Kid. I remember Cedar Point when it wa just being built. S*#!, I'm giving away my age.... Ok, Was born in 1945. Left Toledo in 63'. Still miss that area.
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