Orange Screen of Death

[Marcy]

On a ryde 60 miles from home when the orange screen of death rears it's ugly head.:gaah: A check of the codes, C006C & C0063, ECM VSS CAN Rate Messenger Error and VCM Yaw Rate Sensor Failure. 2016 RT-S with 1800 miles. Had it towed to the dealer, any idea from the Spyder Experts out there what I should be expecting from the dealer. It's covered under the warranty but I'm new to Spyders and don't want to be BS'd. Thanks for the help. ray:

 

[Ben Burped]

Check Battery connections

On a ryde 60 miles from home when the orange screen of death rears it's ugly head.:gaah: A check of the codes, C006C & C0063, ECM VSS CAN Rate Messenger Error and VCM Yaw Rate Sensor Failure. 2016 RT-S with 1800 miles. Had it towed to the dealer, any idea from the Spyder Experts out there what I should be expecting from the dealer. It's covered under the warranty but I'm new to Spyders and don't want to be BS'd. Thanks for the help. ray:

It's unlikely that all this failed at one time. It is likely that a loose battery connection has caused all this. Please open up the manual and follow the instructions to get to it to check.

As to being Bull Sh*ted, it will all depend on your dealer.

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

BATTERY CONNECTIONS

If it is the connections at the posts...... I highly recommend putting STAR washers ( teeth inside type ) on the bolts before you tighten them ..... If you do they will NEVER get loose by them-selves NOT EVER.........Mike :thumbup:

 

[pitzerwm]

Too late its already at the dealer.:banghead::banghead:

 

[exwinger]

Not too late for BS

Now that several responders have given you the likely source of the problem you'll be able to see if the dealer gives you BS answers or not . Right off the bat with those codes he should suspect a bad connection and know where to start troubleshooting .Believe me ....I know about bad dealers . Good luck on a non Bs"r.

 

[Bob Denman]

I don't think that it's a loose connection to the battery...
But it could be a loose connection from the yaw rate sensor, back to "Nanny".
She got a messed-up reading from something that was loose, and it tripped her up. :thumbup:
That's my guess, and I'm sticking to it!

 

[billybovine]

Time for a new Yaw Rate Sensor most likely but not the only possibility. You don't hear about them failing often.