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A Bit Warm
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Glad you got the :spyder2: restarted. That 114 degrees sounds really, really, hot. Was in Vegas once, when it was 112--and that was plenty hot for me.
We are enjoying temps in the mid to high 60's in the Anchorage area, this week.
Glad I am not in the lower 48 this week. Take care.
We are enjoying temps in the mid to high 60's in the Anchorage area, this week.
Glad I am not in the lower 48 this week. Take care.
M109Dreamer
Active member
I had 117' the other day on the wifes spyder and the analog temp was up towards the top of the limit. So if the spyder goes into overheat limp mode am I suppose to let it cool and cycle the key 5 times to reset the computer? Its only going to get hotter over the next month here in AZ and would like to be prepared for this.
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dave01
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Engines typically heat up quite a bit after shutdown. I have heard of it being called heatsoak, where the head/block retain the heat until it can cool normally. Why you are getting the error/limp I have no clue to. Its hot here in Fl and I have not had this happen. I am running Water-wetter in the cooling system and it seems to help some. Might be worth a try where you are too.
Dudley
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When I turned it back on, it was reading only 6 bars. Still had a few bars to go to be maxed out. I don't understand this either. Thankfully the Nanny cleared and I was able to proceed. When I stopped I did when it was five bars...stopped in the shade. As was stated, it may have been the heat of the engine tipping the Nanny, as the air around me was still pretty hot when I stopped. So, hopefully this incident sharing can help someone else if it happens to them.
bikeguy
New member
Wow, that's hot, Dudley. We had an official high of 110 degrees a few weeks ago. Been running 101 to 104 most days. I haven't ridden much lately for various reasons but no trouble when I did, although my RT will sometimes run 5 bars when the ambient temp is this hot. Good to know about turning the key off 5 times, though. I didn't know that.
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