All these codes after resetting pushrods
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All these codes after resetting pushrods
Engine light now on giving these codes after resetting pushrods.
2010 Ultra 96", Woods 6-6, PC-V w/ FM Map, No Cat, No 02's,Jackpots.
Ran fine before reset never any coded just a loosen pushrod. Readjusted all 3 full and 2 falts. Now all these issues. Here are the codes;
P0134,0154,1353,1510,1511,2101,2127,2138, U1097,P0031,t1040
WTF!!!!!! Now What?
2010 Ultra 96", Woods 6-6, PC-V w/ FM Map, No Cat, No 02's,Jackpots.
Ran fine before reset never any coded just a loosen pushrod. Readjusted all 3 full and 2 falts. Now all these issues. Here are the codes;
P0134,0154,1353,1510,1511,2101,2127,2138, U1097,P0031,t1040
WTF!!!!!! Now What?
P0134 Front 02 sensor open/not responding, P0154 Rear 02 sensor open/not responding, P1353 Front Cylinder No Combustion EFI, U1097 Loss of Speedometer Serial data EFI or U1097 Loss of Speedometer Serial data TSM/TSSM, P1510 - EFI Limited Performance Mode On the TGS, P1511 Throttle actuator control power management failure of throttle control actuator, P2101 throttle actuator control motor circuit range/performace error 24, P2127 TGS2 Low/Open 25, P2138-TGS Correlation error (twist grip sensor), P0031 Oxygen sensor heater short circuit to ground or open circuit, as for the T1040 code nothing found, but it deals with the Tach, if it's a U1040 that is an abs code, DTC: U1040 FAULT CONDITION: Loss of ABS serial data, hope this helps.
It could be the PC-V, Unhook the battery to clear codes, hook your O2 sensors back up, then unhook the PC-V, start and run the bike and see if they come back, that should let you know if it's part or all of your problem, you might wanna give Jaime at Fuel Moto a call, he's had a lot of experience with the PC-V set up's.
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Got to ask......is the bike running OK? I had a pushrod nut loosen up on me and that will set several codes given the valve isn't opening all the way.
If the bike is running OK, did you try clearing the codes?
If the bike is running OK, did you try clearing the codes?
My suggestion too. Clear all the codes and see if they come back. If you didn't check for Codes BEFORE adjusting the pushrods they could have been set by ill running prior to adjustment.
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I did clear all the codes and also reloaded the map from FM and took it out for a ride and the throttle had loss of power once in a while and the codes came back on, so its off to the dealer on Monday while its still under warranty. Hopefully they cover it. I beleive it has to do with the throttle wire or programming. I do not think that the problem was not related to the pushrod reset. The bike starts and runs fine but it will miss idle at times and then it throws the codes.
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Might also be time to extend my warranty being it expires in February. Any recommended dealers give good deals on the ESP HD extended warrranty that you know of?
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With all your mods...you may have trouble getting warranty service. I mean I hope you can, but some dealers would not cover you for sure. If your dealer fixes you under warranty on this claim, then maybe they will do the same thing under an extended warranty. You might want to get a copy of it and read it before you purchase it. Most of them have sections dealing with motor modifications. Let us know how this goes.