Help with code
Road Master
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From: Chesapeake Virginia
Other than the short on at start up if you CE light was on there should be a code stored. Re Check and be sure the run/stop switch on the handlebar is in the run position. If it is in the stop position it will give the part number.
Road Warrior
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From: Colorado Springs CO
What kind of bike is this on?
P0134, P0154 in my book (09 Touring) Oxygen Sensor
P1510 Throttle Actuation Control Management
P2138 Part of the above problem (TAC)
P0031 02 sensor heater low/open
P0134, P0154 in my book (09 Touring) Oxygen Sensor
P1510 Throttle Actuation Control Management
P2138 Part of the above problem (TAC)
P0031 02 sensor heater low/open
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From: Simi Valley, CA
What kind of bike? Do you have a PCV installed? That could explain the 02 sensor codes.
Is the CE light always on? Or does it go out several seconds after starting the bike?
Need a lot more info than you originally provided.
Is the CE light always on? Or does it go out several seconds after starting the bike?
Need a lot more info than you originally provided.
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Road Warrior
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From: Flatwoods Kentucky
The Check Engine light stays on all the time. I wonder if I pinched a wire when I installed new bars. I just installed a V&H fuel Pak, it came with plugs to do away with the O2 sensors, I even called V&H to verify unplugging the sensors. My bike is a 2011 FLHR Road King
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Two of the codes you have are related to the throttle so yes, you probably did something installing the bars to trigger them.
The other three are related to 02 sensors. They may be the result of the fuel pak, I'm not sure. I know with a PCV those codes will always show as historic but it has no impact on the bikes performance. Maybe the fuel pak works in a similar way.
Have you tried clearing the codes? That's what I would do. Then see if they return.
If you're light is always on that indicates the code is current so they will most likely reset after you clear them. I wouldn't worry too much about the 02 sensor codes although I'd call V&H to see if those codes are normal with the fuel pak. The throttle codes are probably a result of your bar installation and you'll need to fix whatever the problem is.
The other three are related to 02 sensors. They may be the result of the fuel pak, I'm not sure. I know with a PCV those codes will always show as historic but it has no impact on the bikes performance. Maybe the fuel pak works in a similar way.
Have you tried clearing the codes? That's what I would do. Then see if they return.
If you're light is always on that indicates the code is current so they will most likely reset after you clear them. I wouldn't worry too much about the 02 sensor codes although I'd call V&H to see if those codes are normal with the fuel pak. The throttle codes are probably a result of your bar installation and you'll need to fix whatever the problem is.
