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    Default GSP on 2014 RT Limited keeps dying

    I have 6500 miles on our 2014 RT Limited and the GSP unit died two weeks ago driving to the dealer for other work scheduled. They looked at it and cleaned all the connections and it worked again. Yesterday during a long ride, it died again! The Spyder is still under warranty. Anyone else having issues? Suggestions on what to do? Thanks!
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    Try removing the battery and cleaning those contacts.
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    Maybe the wires are crossed......ya got the "S" and the "P" crossed.

    Sorry, couldn't resist
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    Default CONNECTIONS

    Quote Originally Posted by Chef G View Post
    I have 6500 miles on our 2014 RT Limited and the GSP unit died two weeks ago driving to the dealer for other work scheduled. They looked at it and cleaned all the connections and it worked again. Yesterday during a long ride, it died again! The Spyder is still under warranty. Anyone else having issues? Suggestions on what to do? Thanks!
    I don't know what connections they would have cleaned........however if this fixed the problem it would lead me to believe the connection is probably loose and them fiddling with it corrected it.......But it should not have come loose again !!!!.....Something may need replacing ..........Mike

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    I assume you are talking about your GPS. Pop the GPS off the mount. Inspect the contact pins on the mount. Are they straight? Are any stuck down? Then inspect the contacts on the back of the GPS. Are any damaged?

    Have you ever washed the Spyder or driven in the rain without the GPS or protective cover installed?

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    I agree with Billy , mine had the same issue. One of the pins on the mount was pushed in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MZEMS2 View Post
    Maybe the wires are crossed......ya got the "S" and the "P" crossed.

    Sorry, couldn't resist
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    Quote Originally Posted by billybovine View Post
    I assume you are talking about your GPS. Pop the GPS off the mount. Inspect the contact pins on the mount. Are they straight? Are any stuck down? Then inspect the contacts on the back of the GPS. Are any damaged?

    Have you ever washed the Spyder or driven in the rain without the GPS or protective cover installed?
    I use the cover but I will check the pins. Thanks! I have the unit plugged into my laptop and it is fine so it has to be the connection to the bike.
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    A bit of Dielectric grease on the contacts will help..Does not need much..

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