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  1. 06-27-2015, 03:29 PM #1
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    Default 2010 Can Am Spyder RTS SM5 Code P0480

    Does anyone have any experience with code P0480? I know it's a ground fault issue with a fan. Any help in getting me started with a resolution is appreciated.
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    There is a fuse F4 in the front fuse box, this supplies power to the relay R4 also in the same box in the cooling fan circuit.

    Try those as a starting point.
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    FAULT CODE: P0480

    MODULE: ECM (Engine Control Module)

    DESCRIPTION: Radiator cooling fan relay

    POSSIBLE CAUSE: Blown fuse Damaged or disconnected headlamp over run switch relay wires ECM

    SERVICE ACTION: Check fuse.Disconnect relay.Measure resistance from harness connector: ECMB-J4 to FB-C8 (expected value: < 2 ohms) .
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    Quote Originally Posted by spyderbirds View Post
    There is a fuse F4 in the front fuse box, this supplies power to the relay R4 also in the same box in the cooling fan circuit.

    Try those as a starting point.
    Thank you.
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