Good Morning Wife and I took off for a ride yesterday got 35 mi. from home and all of a sudden it looked like Christmas on my display Eng. lite DPS warning no cruise(off which has been acting up anyway) rode slow to my destination 2 more miles shut it off waited about a half an hour thought I would have to call someone but it fired right up drove home (nervously) as I'm a bit Handicapt plus deaf makes myself a bit vulnerable but wife said she heard nothing and I see people on here talking about pulling up codes how is this done thanks for any help
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spyderCodes
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MODE-SET-TURNSIGNAL CANCEL all at once.
Bob Denman
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Your profile says that you're on a 2012 RS...
This MIGHT just be an indication that the battery is on it's last legs. :shocked:
When these bikes throw all sorts of CRAZY stuff at you like that: it'll light the display up in the manner that you've described.
But still: pull the codes, and let us know what you find. Please note that it'll only show active codes, so it's really important to pull them when the bike is "lighting-up" like it did... :yikes:
This MIGHT just be an indication that the battery is on it's last legs. :shocked:
When these bikes throw all sorts of CRAZY stuff at you like that: it'll light the display up in the manner that you've described.
But still: pull the codes, and let us know what you find. Please note that it'll only show active codes, so it's really important to pull them when the bike is "lighting-up" like it did... :yikes:
spyderCodes
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billybovine
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Oh sorry, my bad
for the 2012 RS
Not your bad. Profile says RS. OP posted in RT forum. So what the heck does he have?:dontknow:
limp mode
funny you mention that I just put in a new battery a week ago and that is when the cruise died thanks for the info I will check the connections like you stated
limp mode
thanks for the help except I don't understand the above do I push these does the bike need to be running??? Not very good with electronics,and things such as that did replace battery a wk ago! that's when the cruise stopped working took off the Tupperware again and made sure battery connections were tight but took it out today stayed close to home no problems?MODE-SET-TURNSIGNAL CANCEL all at once.
spyderCodes
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The above will only display active codes.
An active code, as the name implies, is present while the fault condition exists.
After the condition clears the fault history can be accessed with a computer program called BUDS that generally is only available to dealers.
An active code, as the name implies, is present while the fault condition exists.
After the condition clears the fault history can be accessed with a computer program called BUDS that generally is only available to dealers.
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