meathead1978
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coo3a p2159 p0500 c006c what are these I just got out of the forst 600 mile service
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codes please interpert
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bruiser
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Do I understand you just had the 600 mile service done? Was it done by the dealer? Take it back to them.
meathead1978
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yes I will be bringing it back tomooorw they are closed today but what do codes mean any interpertation
CyncySpyder
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Teddy did a search using the dandy search feature and found these tid bits for you
P0500 - Invalid or missing vehicle speed on CAN
C006c is in the ECM module
It is a VSS CAN message plausibility error
Caused by communication intermittent/erratic and/or Check Sum Error.
External troubleshooting is not possible, check for communication fault
I'm not at home now, or I'd bring up the other codes in the repair manual. I'm sure someone else will chime in soon and fill in the blanks. Hope you get this all worked out sooner rather than later
Good Luck 
ray:
P0500 - Invalid or missing vehicle speed on CAN
C006c is in the ECM module
It is a VSS CAN message plausibility error
Caused by communication intermittent/erratic and/or Check Sum Error.
External troubleshooting is not possible, check for communication fault
I'm not at home now, or I'd bring up the other codes in the repair manual. I'm sure someone else will chime in soon and fill in the blanks. Hope you get this all worked out sooner rather than later
Good Luck ray:
CyncySpyder
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Just out of curiousity ?????????????
You weren't by chance inadvertantly riding the brake any at all were you? :dontknow:
These machines are very sensitive and many of us (especially when new) were guilty of keeping our boots too close to the brake pedal, not realizing we were actually touching it and any pressure will send a signal and then the Nanny doesn't like what she senses and throws all kinds of codes. Just a heads up for future reference if this isn't the case
You weren't by chance inadvertantly riding the brake any at all were you? :dontknow:
These machines are very sensitive and many of us (especially when new) were guilty of keeping our boots too close to the brake pedal, not realizing we were actually touching it and any pressure will send a signal and then the Nanny doesn't like what she senses and throws all kinds of codes. Just a heads up for future reference if this isn't the case
jthornton
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You weren't by chance inadvertantly riding the brake any at all were you? :dontknow:
These machines are very sensitive and many of us (especially when new) were guilty of keeping our boots too close to the brake pedal, not realizing we were actually touching it and any pressure will send a signal and then the Nanny doesn't like what she senses and throws all kinds of codes. Just a heads up for future reference if this isn't the case
I noticed that often on group rides at SpyderFest that someone would ride the brake for a while.
JT
SpyderAnn01
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Sounds more like something isn't communicating properly. None of these are brake codes.
meathead1978
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also wont down shift automatically
Thank you no I don't ride the brake im cautious about that my canam was just in for the first service 600 miles iwonder if maybe I hit a pothole or something to knock out the rear wheel sensor I do hear a clicking sound when I apply the brake but sounds from the front I have theabs fault light on the check engine light the limp mode home as well as vss and dps lights and it doesn't down **** automaticaly
Thank you no I don't ride the brake im cautious about that my canam was just in for the first service 600 miles iwonder if maybe I hit a pothole or something to knock out the rear wheel sensor I do hear a clicking sound when I apply the brake but sounds from the front I have theabs fault light on the check engine light the limp mode home as well as vss and dps lights and it doesn't down **** automaticaly
Chupaca
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Back you go..!!
too many issues codes etc. You could try removing the key setting it away from the bike and proceed to pull the sensor relays and re installing them. Then see if the codes clear. Still best have the dealer check it and erase the codes...good luck..!! :dontknow:
too many issues codes etc. You could try removing the key setting it away from the bike and proceed to pull the sensor relays and re installing them. Then see if the codes clear. Still best have the dealer check it and erase the codes...good luck..!! :dontknow:
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