Can we clear codes?

[3 Wheel Addict]

When I was working on my bike this weekend I started the engine and let it run for awhile with the front trunk off of the bike. Well it turns out the "ambient air" temp sensor is linked to the map sensor somehow, ground circuit I bet? Anyway it set 2 codes for the ambient air sensor and the map sensor. Now every time I start the bike it warns me about the codes then it goes away and never returns until the next start up. Will unhooking the battery clear em out?

 

[Desert Spyder]

Turn the key on and off three times w/o starting I hear will do it. Then pull the key, spin around 3 times the bike. One of these is a true statement. (I actually did all of the above one time and it worked).

 

[Bob Denman]

Do you mean, like this??

 

[3 Wheel Addict]

Make sure everything is connected and go for a drive.
The drive will convince the Spyder that all is well.
The code will actually be stored and only BUDS can clear it but you won't be annoyed by it.

Your right... I did a short ride last night and sure enough they are gone this morning. Next time i'm at the dealer i'll have them clear em out.

 

[spydaman60]

Make sure everything is connected and go for a drive.
The drive will convince the Spyder that all is well.
The code will actually be stored and only BUDS can clear it but you won't be annoyed by it.

when scotty doesn't chime in ---you're the man roger!!!nojoke

 

[billybovine]

Is it "What it's all about." :shocked:

 

[Chupaca]

Great..!!

your dealer should clear them at service. They should check for codes when its there anyway. They can be stored with no problem till then..I do my own work and just run by and have them hook up to buds give me a printout and clear codes if any...:thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

Is it "What it's all about." :shocked:

You betcha!! :thumbup: