If engine oil seeps into a wiring harness connection, could it cause this problem?
I have a 2013 RT LTD that went to limp mode today sitting in my garage, this was about 2 hours after a 150 mile ride. I'm getting codes P1120, P212D, P212C, P2620, P0108, P0335. I looked the codes up and it seems like this could possibly be a wiring issue rather than actual component problem.
This leads me back to an oil change that was done a couple weeks ago by a new, local Can Am dealer. They pinched a filter housing o-ring when installing the new filter and doused the machine in oil when they started it back up. It took them several hours of cleaning and it still smelled of burning oil the first time I rode it afterwards.
Now back to the problem, after looking at the codes and thinking about the cleaning that had to be done under the plastic to remove all the oil, I thought it might be a loose connection and decided to check for anything obvious. I didn't find anything loose, but while pushing to make sure connections were secure I heard a sizzle from somewhere in the area I was checking and smoke briefly came out of the vent on the left side:shocked:.
I'll be contacting the dealer Wednesday after the holiday, but in the meantime this will drive me crazy.
I have a 2013 RT LTD that went to limp mode today sitting in my garage, this was about 2 hours after a 150 mile ride. I'm getting codes P1120, P212D, P212C, P2620, P0108, P0335. I looked the codes up and it seems like this could possibly be a wiring issue rather than actual component problem.
This leads me back to an oil change that was done a couple weeks ago by a new, local Can Am dealer. They pinched a filter housing o-ring when installing the new filter and doused the machine in oil when they started it back up. It took them several hours of cleaning and it still smelled of burning oil the first time I rode it afterwards.
Now back to the problem, after looking at the codes and thinking about the cleaning that had to be done under the plastic to remove all the oil, I thought it might be a loose connection and decided to check for anything obvious. I didn't find anything loose, but while pushing to make sure connections were secure I heard a sizzle from somewhere in the area I was checking and smoke briefly came out of the vent on the left side:shocked:.
I'll be contacting the dealer Wednesday after the holiday, but in the meantime this will drive me crazy.
