MIL comes on solid - sometimes.
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MIL comes on solid - sometimes.
I'm not sure when it started (it MAY have been when I jumped the battery when it was still connected, I'm not sure).
But the MIL light has been coming on at random.
I'll start the bike, it will be off. After about 15 seconds of idling, the MIL light comes on (about 50% of the time) and the revs increase. It then will stay on for the entire duration of use. No blinking ever.
Other times I'll start the bike and it will not come on at all, and 99% of the time it stays off if it made it past idle.
I have the f4i manual, but couldn't locate any information on the MIL light.
I tried disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes in a vain attempt at clearing codes but it came back on.
Thoughts? (I don't have a multimeter ATM to test battery voltage. The battery only died because I had the lights on while working on wiring in my garage and it drained the bat.)
-Greg
But the MIL light has been coming on at random.
I'll start the bike, it will be off. After about 15 seconds of idling, the MIL light comes on (about 50% of the time) and the revs increase. It then will stay on for the entire duration of use. No blinking ever.
Other times I'll start the bike and it will not come on at all, and 99% of the time it stays off if it made it past idle.
I have the f4i manual, but couldn't locate any information on the MIL light.
I tried disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes in a vain attempt at clearing codes but it came back on.
Thoughts? (I don't have a multimeter ATM to test battery voltage. The battery only died because I had the lights on while working on wiring in my garage and it drained the bat.)
-Greg
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you can't clear codes on a bike, they aren't stored like in a car
they are checked continuously as the bike runs and every time it is started
i'm guessing it's your map sensor by how the revs increase when they MIL light comes on. also, your owners manual won't tell you what the number of flashes indicates, it is in the service manual
next time the code is flashing swing in at your local dealer and they'll usually tell you what your code is free of charge
also, to know the code # it's broken down in long and short blinks
long blink 1.5 seconds= 10
short blink .5 second= 1
ie, 2 long blinks followed by 3 short blinks is code 23 (not sure if there is a code 23 off the top of my head though)
they are checked continuously as the bike runs and every time it is started
i'm guessing it's your map sensor by how the revs increase when they MIL light comes on. also, your owners manual won't tell you what the number of flashes indicates, it is in the service manual
next time the code is flashing swing in at your local dealer and they'll usually tell you what your code is free of charge
also, to know the code # it's broken down in long and short blinks
long blink 1.5 seconds= 10
short blink .5 second= 1
ie, 2 long blinks followed by 3 short blinks is code 23 (not sure if there is a code 23 off the top of my head though)
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Under the seat on my 04 there is a plug and use a paper clip as a jumper and turn on the key and count the blinks simlar to obd car codes.
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