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2022 RT Ltd windshield not raising with switch activation - any suggestions?
- Thread starter nandyman1
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Snowbelt Spyder
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Well, it's not on the left handlebar like on your F3, it's down in front of you on the console. Sorry, but I have to cover all the bases.
Next, there is nothing between the switch and module except connectors and wires. See attached. Might just be a bad module, connector pin, or wire issue. Do you have an extended warranty on it? Did it ever work?
Next, there is nothing between the switch and module except connectors and wires. See attached. Might just be a bad module, connector pin, or wire issue. Do you have an extended warranty on it? Did it ever work?
Snoking1127
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OP said "I have already replaced the switch"!!!
ottawa-rider
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You might already know but just in case, the engine has to be running, it's not enough to just turn the ignition on.
Snowbelt Spyder
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Well, Ottawa - my '23 only needs the ignition on. Doesn't need the engine running. It was a welcome and convenient change from my 2012. But, things do change from year to year. The OP has a '22. What year is your Spyder? Have you tried it?
LongIsland
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The 2022 RTL requires the engine running to operate the windshield.
Snowbelt Spyder
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Thank you. Clarifies a lot.
2022 RTL - turn key on; push mode button; windshield operates - engine start not required.
Snowbelt Spyder
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I wish you guys would make up your mind. 
(I don’t even have to push the Mode button. Just tried it again to be certain)
(I don’t even have to push the Mode button. Just tried it again to be certain)
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Yes, it did work, then it started working manually only every now and then. When I had a service and had a tech look at it, he said, "Leave it with me. It might take a while." But it was working at the time. It has since stopped working manually.
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