Check Engine Message on Top of Mt Washington at 6288 FT

[REDSPY]

Rode the auto road to the top of Mt Washington in NH last Thursday and all was well for the 8 mile ride up to the top of the mountain. However, after about two hours of walking around and enjoying the views, I started the RT-S SE5 and immediately got the Check Engine message. I shut off the engine and waited a couple of minutes and restarted and got the message again. I rode down the mountain with the engine sputtering and little engine sign coming on and off during the entire ride down. Once at the bottom, I shut off the engine and the message did come back. Unfortunately, I did not use the procedure to view the fault code and now that it is not active I will need to wait for my next service to see what code caused the message.
Has anyone else experienced high attitude problems?

RedSpy

 

[Lamonster]

Have you had your throttle body updated?

 

[REDSPY]

Yes, Trottle Update done at 600 mile service

 

[Spyder Cat]

Same thing happened to us last year at the top of Mt Lassen.... along with the CHECK OIL warning.
Called our dealer, and he walked us thru a few things to check. couldn't find anything.
He said it was probably a phantom code... and it never happened again.
But it is a terrifying thing to have happen, and ya just never know. ray: :sour: