Lately I have been experiencing a "check engine" warning if I have left my bike uncover in the Central Texas heat. It has happened 3 times, twice I thought maybe I had overfueled it by accident. 3rd time it was on 1/2 a tank. If it is either covered or parked in the shade, everything is normal. Has anyone else experienced this?
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ARtraveler
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If the outside temperature is over a hundred this will sometimes happen. Wind therapy does work and after about 5 minutes down the road, your bike should be back to "normal."
The sensors pick up radiated heat and your temperature indicator may show over 120. That is a clue.
The sensors pick up radiated heat and your temperature indicator may show over 120. That is a clue.
Bob Denman
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:agree: Give the bike a little bit of "Wind Therapy", and it cools everything down just fine... :thumbup:
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