P0124

[Dudley]

​Anyone know what this one is?

 

[Ken Thomas]

no

:hun::sour::gaah:

 

[SpyRyd]

​Anyone know what this one is?

P0124 not in the list of fault codes in my version of the Maintenance and Repair Manual...sorry. I'm sure Scotty (NancysToy) will post the answer soon.

 

[va2djd]

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If you want to know a code check with
google all those code are OBD ll it is a standard
and I think that code is throttle position sensor

 

[docdoru]

TB. :read:

 

[Bob Denman]

Doc,
Where'd you find that? :dontknow: :thumbup:

 

[boborgera]

One of the Throttle Body codes. .

 

[docdoru]

Doc,
Where'd you find that? :dontknow: :thumbup:

 

[NancysToy]

As was said, there is no Spyder-specific P0124 failure code. The OBD-II equivalent would be for a faulty throttle pedal position sensor, which does not apply to the Spyder. Are you sure it was not P0127, which would be intake air temperature too high...and would look like P0124 at first glance? It is possible that it is an undocumented code, there are a few. It is also possible that it was a momentary glitch of some sort. Are you having a problem that led to looking at the failure codes?

 

[Rando]

Doc, you posted the wrong photo, that is clearly the explanation of why women are the way they are!:roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

...Which also comes with lots of error codes! :roflblack:

 

[Dudley]

As was said, there is no Spyder-specific P0124 failure code. The OBD-II equivalent would be for a faulty throttle pedal position sensor, which does not apply to the Spyder. Are you sure it was not P0127, which would be intake air temperature too high...and would look like P0124 at first glance? It is possible that it is an undocumented code, there are a few. It is also possible that it was a momentary glitch of some sort. Are you having a problem that led to looking at the failure codes?

It showed it's ugly head yesterday morning (41 degrees) when I started the Spyder in Van Horn, TX. That gave me a sinking feeling, 'cause Van Horn is in the middle of Nowhere, TX. I started to drive it to an all night gas station for better lighting and then all got better and it has never showed up again. Jennifer said it could have been P0024...anyway, we made it home, so that's what matters for now.

 

[jerpinoy]

Hopefully not a GREMLIN:dontknow:

 

[ARtraveler]

Long trips and computer codes happening when you are out in the middle of nowhere? That's is a problem that needs to be addressed by BRP. It sure does make for an uneasy vacation trip.

opcorn:opcorn:opcorn:opcorn:opcorn:

 

[Bob Denman]

:agree: If it doesn't rear its ugly head again; :thumbup:, but you probably should get the bike to your favorite dealer for a BUDS hookup now that you're back home! :thumbup: