Ecu error codes.
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Connect to the OBDII cable under the seat with an OBDII reader, TuneECU on your laptop or take it to your dealer. I know AutoZone and other auto parts stores will read it for free as well.
There are probably not a lot of Auto-Zone shops in India. 
Download TuneECU and get a cable to connect it to your bike. It will be the BEST investment you can make.
Meantime, cycle the engine on and off a few times and it may clear the code.
Download TuneECU and get a cable to connect it to your bike. It will be the BEST investment you can make.
Meantime, cycle the engine on and off a few times and it may clear the code.
1olbull
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Doesn't the brake tool thingo read ECU errors as well???
http://dealertoolcouk.ipage.com/default.htm
http://dealertoolcouk.ipage.com/default.htm
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scot in exile
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When I removed my air intake system the engine light stayed on for about 6 miles before it went off, have you been working on your bike?
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Thanks. Will do that. Any link to what cable I need to buy?There are probably not a lot of Auto-Zone shops in India.
Download TuneECU and get a cable to connect it to your bike. It will be the BEST investment you can make.
Meantime, cycle the engine on and off a few times and it may clear the code.
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while doing the mods did you have to disconnect any of the Plugs under the tank as if one s not quite plugged in properly it make be causing an intermittent connection and while it may not stop the bike running it could be enough to throw an error back to the ECU.
I would be tracing back all connections you disconnected and make sure they are seated properly also any wires that may have been pulled tight should also be checked it could quite possibly just be one of several Sensors located around the bike.
I would be check these while waiting for the cable to arrive then using TuneECU will allow you to read the Error code (a list of codes is in the Workshop manual) and clear it, this is a link to getting the cable http://www.lonelec.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=32
I would be tracing back all connections you disconnected and make sure they are seated properly also any wires that may have been pulled tight should also be checked it could quite possibly just be one of several Sensors located around the bike.
I would be check these while waiting for the cable to arrive then using TuneECU will allow you to read the Error code (a list of codes is in the Workshop manual) and clear it, this is a link to getting the cable http://www.lonelec.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=32
Steve8319
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Nice mods, very good.Yes I have been working on the bike. As u can see from these pics
