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How to get Limp Home Codes
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ottawa-rider
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Depends which year and model, your profile picture shows a 2014 or later RT.
Press the MODE and SET button simultaneously and while holding press the turn signal cancel (push in) button.
For 2018/2019's, it is different.
Press the MODE and SET button simultaneously and while holding press the turn signal cancel (push in) button.
For 2018/2019's, it is different.
SpyderAnn01
Active member
Just to add, you need to do this before you turn the key off, it will only show Active codes, once you turn the key off and back on you won’t be able to retrieve a code unless it is still active.
Chupaca
New member
What they said...
:agree: If you were in traffic and possibly ryding the brake it could have thrown a Limp screen as well as from possibly excess heat. Ryde on and see if it happens again. The only way to see the codes now is with the BUDS system at the dealer or if you know some one that has the system...:thumbup:
:agree: If you were in traffic and possibly ryding the brake it could have thrown a Limp screen as well as from possibly excess heat. Ryde on and see if it happens again. The only way to see the codes now is with the BUDS system at the dealer or if you know some one that has the system...:thumbup:
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