I've been trying to find a code reader, without success so far.
Thats what tune ecu is for I've never even tried my code reader on my bike its not like it can balance the throttle bodies or handle the ISCV it can't clear the adaptives. So it stays in the truck where its useful. :)
 
There are plenty of OBDII code reader apps available for your phone. Does it have an OBDII port?
 
i edited my early post about brain dead
do not do this on later vehicles.
 
2014 Honda CTX700D (The "D" is for the automatic dual clutch 6-speed transmission - and the source of my problems)

The CTX never had an option for a radio, and I've only seen one person who fitted one.
 
2014 Honda CTX700D (The "D" is for the automatic dual clutch 6-speed transmission - and the source of my problems)

The CTX never had an option for a radio, and I've only seen one person who fitted one.

this vehicle should have an obd connecter
i bought a bosch reader has read codes ,clear codes and live data .
this may or may not read a tranny code but it might clear a tranny code cost was around $100 from orielly
or u can on this vehicle only u can remove 1 bat terminal and touch it to the other this may clear codes.
 
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